Quote:Aga: It smells like encryption to me, and it also answers your question about the distribution of letters.
Aga, it's a handy overview chart but I'm sorry, it doesn't answer the question about the distribution/position of VMS glyphs in relation to natural language.
The glyphs still have to "map" to each other in some way if it's an encrypted natural language, but the structural patterns of each are quite different.
In fact, the way it is laid out, the VMS is more like syllabic languages than western languages BUT... not sufficiently similar (or flexible enough) to reveal correspondence.
You can hunt through languages all over the world, but until you resolve this discrepancy (the two disparate patterns), then you are not going to be able to bridge VMS with whatever languages you think are best matched.


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