I see nothing really new here.
The good part of the paper appears to be derived from Rene's work You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.: three concentric wheels with Voynichese prefixes, stems and suffixes form a verbose cipher that could encode the letters of an ordinary alphabet. A while ago, I illustrated the idea in You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. ("ant" is encoded as "qokedy"). In his paper, Rene discusses some of the potential problems with this idea.
The bad parts (e.g. a general disregard for the importance of grammar, applying Google translate to "a long-lost ancient language" about which the author "has no knowledge") have sadly been seen before in different places.
The good part of the paper appears to be derived from Rene's work You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.: three concentric wheels with Voynichese prefixes, stems and suffixes form a verbose cipher that could encode the letters of an ordinary alphabet. A while ago, I illustrated the idea in You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. ("ant" is encoded as "qokedy"). In his paper, Rene discusses some of the potential problems with this idea.
The bad parts (e.g. a general disregard for the importance of grammar, applying Google translate to "a long-lost ancient language" about which the author "has no knowledge") have sadly been seen before in different places.
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