Calgary engineer believes he's cracked the mysterious Voynich Manuscript

[rgutierrez]

In any document that's long enough, if the shapes that look like consonants and the shapes that look like vowels are balanced so one follows the other throughout the text, you are going to find dozens, sometimes hundreds, of words in almost any language you can imagine. The trick is to find an approach that looks at the text as a cohesive whole so that it confirms itself, so meaning doesn't have to be wrestled out of it or imposed upon it. I haven't see that yet.

I completely agree.