I have a similar point of view as Helmut ( "The journey is its own reward" ). On the way to the solution I have already looked at the MS from many different angles and learned a lot about medieval manuscripts and the time period in general. This makes the VMS important to me personally. It is the anchor, so to speak, for my interest in this subject area.
If the VMS is decrypted one day, it is quite possible that the content will be rather trivial from today's point of view. But this does not mean that the author did not consider his (encrypted) work to be very important.
If the VMS is decrypted one day, it is quite possible that the content will be rather trivial from today's point of view. But this does not mean that the author did not consider his (encrypted) work to be very important.