09-02-2018, 08:38 PM
To Diane:
If you are especially interested whether my comparisons (with lions) original or not, I can say that they are my own observations which I shared in the vms-list in June of 2014, then - in my first blog, in the voynich.ninja and, finally, in my new blog. I never found the same comparison in Google and I'll tell more, you won't find it even now.
Actually, those comparisons weren't popular, because one or couple of comparisons itself is nothing, all the more if they are out of a total scheme. We can make comparisons to all we see and find similarity, but they are useless without a complexly explained theory. This is the aim of every researcher, I think.
Personally I make Google searching rather with the aim to find something useful to know more about the object of my interest. For example, when I was going to make a post about the lunar tides in relation to f67v2, I was interested what people say about this. All I found was your comment on the Nick Pelling's Cipher Mysteries, but you didn't explained the whole diagram. So, the only way was to do it myself.
In conclusion, a little of fun (although I was hurt :-). When I've registered my new blog, devised an adress name (voynichaquavita), I tried to check whether it will be searched by Google or not. The first thing that I found was the new musical album You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. (2017) of the band The Voynich code, and nothing - about my blog. What? How? - I asked myself. - They outran me!
Pay attention to the list of the songs in this album. Undoubtedly, this is the cosmic music
If you are especially interested whether my comparisons (with lions) original or not, I can say that they are my own observations which I shared in the vms-list in June of 2014, then - in my first blog, in the voynich.ninja and, finally, in my new blog. I never found the same comparison in Google and I'll tell more, you won't find it even now.
Actually, those comparisons weren't popular, because one or couple of comparisons itself is nothing, all the more if they are out of a total scheme. We can make comparisons to all we see and find similarity, but they are useless without a complexly explained theory. This is the aim of every researcher, I think.
Personally I make Google searching rather with the aim to find something useful to know more about the object of my interest. For example, when I was going to make a post about the lunar tides in relation to f67v2, I was interested what people say about this. All I found was your comment on the Nick Pelling's Cipher Mysteries, but you didn't explained the whole diagram. So, the only way was to do it myself.
In conclusion, a little of fun (although I was hurt :-). When I've registered my new blog, devised an adress name (voynichaquavita), I tried to check whether it will be searched by Google or not. The first thing that I found was the new musical album You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. (2017) of the band The Voynich code, and nothing - about my blog. What? How? - I asked myself. - They outran me!
Pay attention to the list of the songs in this album. Undoubtedly, this is the cosmic music