26-02-2016, 02:20 AM
Hi Emma,
did you really argue that it is forbidden to generate the text the same way as the scribe was generating the text of the VMS?
Anyway, if it is possible to generate a text like that of the VMS by copying and modifying words already written we have a possible text generation method for the VMS.
> I then asked you about the rigid structure of Voynich words and its origin, and your reply was that it was whatever the writer wished to do.
Nope. This was the answer to your question "Given his supposed freedom to alter words, why did he not take it?"
The answer to your question about the rigid word structure was that because of the limitations of the copying process all the words in the VMS are more or less similar to the most frequent word 'daiin'.
did you really argue that it is forbidden to generate the text the same way as the scribe was generating the text of the VMS?
Anyway, if it is possible to generate a text like that of the VMS by copying and modifying words already written we have a possible text generation method for the VMS.
> I then asked you about the rigid structure of Voynich words and its origin, and your reply was that it was whatever the writer wished to do.
Nope. This was the answer to your question "Given his supposed freedom to alter words, why did he not take it?"
The answer to your question about the rigid word structure was that because of the limitations of the copying process all the words in the VMS are more or less similar to the most frequent word 'daiin'.