Koen Gh,
I don't mean to be negative, but I genuinely don't understand. You refer to the joining of hands as important, yet in the Voynich diagram, the hands are not joined.
I get the resemblance of the circular structure of the page, divided into four, with four people, and I think this is a good find. But the joined hands element seems not so relevant to me.
We can't just discount the fact that two of them are facing away from us. There must be some inspiration drawn from a model like the Beinecke 404 ms I mentioned above, but even this doesn't account for the fact that two of the four are also only extending one arm.
Am I missing something?
I don't mean to be negative, but I genuinely don't understand. You refer to the joining of hands as important, yet in the Voynich diagram, the hands are not joined.
I get the resemblance of the circular structure of the page, divided into four, with four people, and I think this is a good find. But the joined hands element seems not so relevant to me.
We can't just discount the fact that two of them are facing away from us. There must be some inspiration drawn from a model like the Beinecke 404 ms I mentioned above, but even this doesn't account for the fact that two of the four are also only extending one arm.
Am I missing something?
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