Protein analysis from eraser crumbs

[Morten St. George]

Does this mean that we are counting on the honesty and integrity of the Skull and Bones Society, which, according to Wikipedia, "plays a role in a global conspiracy for world control"?

I'm not sure what you mean by that, but I'm sure you aren't casting aspersions upon the Beinecke library or Dr Zyats.

I went back and added the smiley that I forgot to do when I pasted it in.

But, yes, for the moment I am rejecting the conclusion that the Voynich parchment comes from cow. Apparently, the bioarchaeologists never had sight of the Voynich manuscirpt, so their findings lack scientific rigor.

Please note that this plea for scientific rigor comes from the author of You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. presenting "page after page of evidence that the Earth was visited by an alien astronaut during the sixth century".

It was nice to see that someone bothered to take a look at my website. But he failed to mention some of my more radical findings, such as the one about William Shakespeare having possession of the Voynich MS in the 16th century and succeeding in decoding some of it.

An introduction to that topic can be found here:

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