A key to understand the VMS

[Torsten]

I think you need comparative languages and large corpora of them. 

But I see no other comparative languages in your research.

Dear Davidsch,

 first of all, if you think that the VMS should be compared to a large corpora of languages you are free to do it.

In my eyes it is important to analyze the most characteristic features before you start to compare something new with something else. Otherwise you will probably find many matches for none characteristic features.

In my paper from 2016 You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. I have compared the VMS with language. In this paper I come to the conclusion that: "context dependency alone is not enough to allow the conclusion that the patterns found must be the result of a genuine linguistic structure." ... "The words in the VMS build a network of words similar to each other." ... "In natural languages a word normally (cf. poems) is used because of its meaning and not because it is similar to a previously written one. The result that the words are arranged such that they co-occur with similar ones is therefore not compatible with a linguistic system."