Quote:Geoffrey: Here is a way to challenge and test the degrees of freedom and latitude in my system: Someone who knows Greek can use my letter correspondence system and attempt to create their own alternate interpretations of the lines I interpret as I have presented them here. If someone else can produce their own equally valid, equally grammatical Greek sentences, with equally plausible semantic content of any nature, using the same system, ...
It doesn't have to be Greek. If this system works with another language in essentially the same way (alternate vowels, one char both consonant or vowel with a rational linguistic reason, added vowels at the end as needed (or alternated endings as needed for the language)), it calls into question the system itself.