Calgary engineer believes he's cracked the mysterious Voynich Manuscript

[Ahmet Ardıç]

[quote="Ahmet Ardıç" pid='50012' dateline='1650471638']


[None of this helps your case with the Voynich Manuscript.]

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You're telling me, "None of this is helping your Voynich Manuscript case." Even this sentence of yours tells us that you went to the task of giving memorized answer without reading what was written. We already wrote earlier that these have nothing to do with Voynich. So we have no such claim. But I say that the alphabet that your academies call Runic is actually Turkic alphabets. It is necessary to know the connection between the tamga signs and Latin alphabet to the Sumerian cuneiform and the Alphabet Derivatives called Runic, and how they were born and evolved from early thamgas.

In the Voynich texts, there are various Runic signs as well as some of the Latin alphabet signs. Here, while making some explanations about the evaluation of these Runic signs with phonetic values and structurally Turkish language, I also mentioned Etruscan writings based on the examples given. Otherwise, of course, there is no direct connection between the two issues.

First, take a good look at the ATA transcription we made. Otherwise you'll try to judge the readings made with our ATA transcription by thinking of EVA. Etruscan inscriptions were read in the same way. Your transcriptions are inaccurate and the readings are useless. That's what we're saying. For this reason, you should not talk about the phonetic harmony of Turkish, nor the word suffixes or prefixes, starting with an erroneous transcription.

In other words, the key in our hand allows you and us to open this door. For example in Etruscan readings, you used the pick-key or sledgehammer that thieves use to open each door, rather than the correct key to open the door. For this reason, you don't have a chance to understand what I'm writing here and why I'm writing those before you start to look the page with using different glasses or key. Park the memorized information in your hand and mind aside. Use a new pair of glasses. Otherwise, like as "the revisionist voynich expert" of the Western university to which we were sent our article, you may read the word (wich was wrote with using ATA key) with EVA or another key, because of using your old learned ways, and than after you can start telling us that "there is no such word in Turkish" for sure.

Thanks for reading,