03-10-2020, 03:42 AM
(This post was last modified: 03-10-2020, 03:45 AM by Voynichgibberish.)
(23-05-2018, 07:05 PM)Antonio García Jiménez wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.Hello everyone,
I think there is not a language in the Voynich. No letters, no alphabet, nothing phonetic. It is only a visual code, an astronomical-astrological code which indicate the location of the stars in the celestial sphere. Each star of the Zodiac provide its virtue to an herb, therefore was very important identify well the stars
I like this idea Antonio and I do think the text on its own as my handle indicates it is gibberish which also has structure. Why would someone present so my much script and would that be needed if this was just visual? Why bother presenting your material in this fashion? Why not just present the material with images only?
In my opinion if the script were put down on its own with out images that would make it harder to decode, as even to this day it has not been decoded. The key point is the VMS it does have structure meaning it retains meaning through a Zipf distribution and I have looked at some label comparisons to what I assume might be adjacent adjectives, but I cannot yet validate my data yet. My gibberish idea where it would compare to Latin is only for You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. through Zipf. I'm still trying to analyze the text to verify if it is gibberish.
What are you thoughts on labels? There is no meaning there whatsoever? Only imagery! I'm going to presume that for instance otol translates to aera meaning air in English yet otol there is no way to decode it normally but maybe through a Zipf distribution.
Aera could fit for the empty pipe, plant and the heavens but not the name of a star.
