24-04-2023, 07:43 PM
Of course Friedman's idea has to do with this thread. I also believe that the script has meaning, a meaning that belongs to the time the book was written and that requires tuning into that mentality.
We don't know much about Friedman's idea and can't speculate. It is supposed that he was inspired by John Wilkins, author of the first constructed or artificial universal language. In such a case, Friedman would think, among other things, of ideograms.
I think similarly because for me the Voynich script is just a set of symbols-ideas referring to the world of astronomy-astrology.
We don't know much about Friedman's idea and can't speculate. It is supposed that he was inspired by John Wilkins, author of the first constructed or artificial universal language. In such a case, Friedman would think, among other things, of ideograms.
I think similarly because for me the Voynich script is just a set of symbols-ideas referring to the world of astronomy-astrology.

