No text, but a visual code

[Antonio García Jiménez]

Proof is a strong concept. If I had proof everything would be easier. I prefer hints. There are many clues. 

For example, anyone who has been on this forum for a while knows that you can replace the gallows t and k and get a valid word. They are strings of interchangeable symbols. This occurs because both the t and k glyphs mark the meridians in each of the hemispheres. Everything else is repeated.

Everyone knows that most paragraphs begin with one of the gallows. This is so because the authors use the same methodology used in the medieval astronomical tables, beginning to count by the meridians of each latitude.

I know it's hard to understand because we are all caught in the linguistic trap. But a text is immobile. Words do not move and the Voynich's script is a system in motion. The first thing to understand is to try to capture the movement of the strings of symbols