01-04-2020, 11:31 AM
(This post was last modified: 01-04-2020, 11:33 AM by Mark Knowles.)
I mentioned diplomatic ciphers as they were the most sophisticated ciphers of the time and the key features that we see are the use of nulls and homophones.
The parallels between the use of nulls and filler text are very clear. The parallels between the use of homophones and the idea that exact same word being spelled more than one completely different way is also relevant here.
In the pharma discussion many different explanations were put forward for the evidence we see. A high proportion of null words and the exact same word spelled more than one different way was not mentioned and yet this explanation I think is very worthy of consideration.
The parallels between the use of nulls and filler text are very clear. The parallels between the use of homophones and the idea that exact same word being spelled more than one completely different way is also relevant here.
In the pharma discussion many different explanations were put forward for the evidence we see. A high proportion of null words and the exact same word spelled more than one different way was not mentioned and yet this explanation I think is very worthy of consideration.