20-01-2020, 06:00 AM
Renegadehealer i agree the middle one is the most likely looking, but the font joined the c's at the tops, if it hadn't they might have looked a little more like the original.
I like to look for commonalities too. So far i haven't tried a lot, sometimes i feel like the labelese is positional somehow, but i have not figured out anything that works consistently.
I realize that nonsense is a possibility for the text but i can't see it being worth the trouble to invent hundreds of pages of it so prefer to think there is method to the madness and perhaps it was only the creators who were to understand it, but that it can be understood.
JKP i think you are likely right about the abbreviations. I sometimes feel like voynichese is a commentary on reading various manuscripts wherein confusion is found in the various abreviations used, and that this is what the crafted language of voynichese is made up of, misconstrued letters or groups thereof ( a vs ci ) (for instance), various abbreviations, pronunciations, alternate spellings (affrika vs aphrica), etc. What better way to develop a system meant to be misunderstood than a collection of misunderstood markings collected over time.
Anton there is a root on You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. that looks the same colour, three lobes, similar shape as the tubers...hard to say if it is meant to be the same. Maybe a couple of other possibilites.
I like to look for commonalities too. So far i haven't tried a lot, sometimes i feel like the labelese is positional somehow, but i have not figured out anything that works consistently.
I realize that nonsense is a possibility for the text but i can't see it being worth the trouble to invent hundreds of pages of it so prefer to think there is method to the madness and perhaps it was only the creators who were to understand it, but that it can be understood.
JKP i think you are likely right about the abbreviations. I sometimes feel like voynichese is a commentary on reading various manuscripts wherein confusion is found in the various abreviations used, and that this is what the crafted language of voynichese is made up of, misconstrued letters or groups thereof ( a vs ci ) (for instance), various abbreviations, pronunciations, alternate spellings (affrika vs aphrica), etc. What better way to develop a system meant to be misunderstood than a collection of misunderstood markings collected over time.
Anton there is a root on You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. that looks the same colour, three lobes, similar shape as the tubers...hard to say if it is meant to be the same. Maybe a couple of other possibilites.