[Other] Arthur O. Tucker

[Common_Man]

I sometimes feel the saying "the journey is the destination" applies very well to mysteries like the VMS. Because honestly, think what benefit would the content of the VMS give us? Maybe close to nothing, since the level of knowledge a medieval astrologer/medicine man/botanist/medicinal bath enthusiast(?! for the lack of a better word)/relegious teacher would've had in the 15th century would just be a fraction of what current day experts would have in these fields..

The payoff when/if the VMS would be decoded would mostly be the fact we've witnessed the journey, since other than the contrieved way in which the text has been encoded (may even turn out to be a natural language with a wierd set of linguistic phenomena going on under the hood) or the way in which the diagrams were concieved and drawn, I dont expect much data to be in there..

Let's see..