Quote:Rene: That is fine of course, but I am also interested in Voynich look-alike text that represents a meaningful text. Perhaps even more.
Ah! That is a completely different question.
- Creating text that is very close to the VMS demonstrates an understanding of its structure. Rugg's text does not look like Voynich text. I don't even have to search the text to know that certain combinations (many of them, actually) are completely invalid and are NOT in the VMS.
- Creating text that is very close to the VMS text AND is meaningful is stepping it up another order of magnitude and is quite a difficult task.