29-12-2016, 12:28 AM
The VMS is not a language, but rather letters placed in a non-uniform way which produces numbers that are associated to words. If the VMS was a language then a simple frequency count would have matched it to a language and it would have been decoded long ago. Yes the VMS does have a frequency to it, because the Author used specific letters to form vords in greater numbers then others. I have proved that I can extract valuable information using my system from the labels and even Coon found in the 3 starting vords, "Water Lily Plant" from You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.. The VMS does have low entropy for a language.
I have heard of another approach to the VMS which uses abbreviated Latin words as affix's and suffix's, but I'm not that knowledgeable with Latin. I think this is like the work of Searcher or Yula May. This other method does sound strong, but if it is why are we still at no resolution to the VMS. Maybe ReneZ can jump in and comment regarding that approach or JKP and Coon, perhaps Searcher.
Searcher have you found a way using Latin to find the Zodiac words yet from You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.?
I do see a program some day which uses an entire Old English Dictionary associated with Gematria numbers next to each word and code integrated with appropriate grammar; that connects to my cipher applied to the VMS vords, which will unravel the entire VMS corpus. Maybe a couple of glyphs are off in the cipher and if so someone or even I will place them in their appropriate place marks.
I already have an entire dictionary and a star list which has the Gematria Numbers next to them. I'm not a programmer and if anyone knows of a programmer that can help me with this project. I would need a grant to hire a programmer to tackle this.
This is the only way I know how to prove my method and as the labels indicate I am on to something here, but what I lack is programming skills.
I have heard of another approach to the VMS which uses abbreviated Latin words as affix's and suffix's, but I'm not that knowledgeable with Latin. I think this is like the work of Searcher or Yula May. This other method does sound strong, but if it is why are we still at no resolution to the VMS. Maybe ReneZ can jump in and comment regarding that approach or JKP and Coon, perhaps Searcher.
Searcher have you found a way using Latin to find the Zodiac words yet from You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.?
I do see a program some day which uses an entire Old English Dictionary associated with Gematria numbers next to each word and code integrated with appropriate grammar; that connects to my cipher applied to the VMS vords, which will unravel the entire VMS corpus. Maybe a couple of glyphs are off in the cipher and if so someone or even I will place them in their appropriate place marks.
I already have an entire dictionary and a star list which has the Gematria Numbers next to them. I'm not a programmer and if anyone knows of a programmer that can help me with this project. I would need a grant to hire a programmer to tackle this.
This is the only way I know how to prove my method and as the labels indicate I am on to something here, but what I lack is programming skills.