06-10-2021, 12:33 PM
(This post was last modified: 06-10-2021, 12:48 PM by Ahmet Ardıç.)
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[So the fourth way: to point out to you that you have myriad competitors, many of whom have also "identified" an isolated word that matches one in their target language. Some have identified many words. A tiny minority went as far as translating sentences, albeit nonsense ones. And like you, all of them have exclaimed "It can't possibly be a coincidence!" ]
The solution is quite simple.
Yes there are those who said that they found the solution ("just like me"), as you said.
In this case it is necessary to measure the matching words and sentences they offer with numbers as an expressions of mathematical probabilities. Then you see the numerical equivalent of my readings in the probability space.
The result will likely look like the numerical ratio of the size of an ant to the size of our world.
I can say that I have read all the articles about Voynich so far.
That's why you made such a comment to me, so I just thought of this comparison.
I'm sorry to write this but someone has to say that the comparisons are not in the equivale scale.
Thanks
[So the fourth way: to point out to you that you have myriad competitors, many of whom have also "identified" an isolated word that matches one in their target language. Some have identified many words. A tiny minority went as far as translating sentences, albeit nonsense ones. And like you, all of them have exclaimed "It can't possibly be a coincidence!" ]
The solution is quite simple.
Yes there are those who said that they found the solution ("just like me"), as you said.
In this case it is necessary to measure the matching words and sentences they offer with numbers as an expressions of mathematical probabilities. Then you see the numerical equivalent of my readings in the probability space.
The result will likely look like the numerical ratio of the size of an ant to the size of our world.
I can say that I have read all the articles about Voynich so far.
That's why you made such a comment to me, so I just thought of this comparison.
I'm sorry to write this but someone has to say that the comparisons are not in the equivale scale.
Thanks