25-03-2024, 10:26 PM
Fundamental observation:
There's nothing American about it. I can only invalidate something if there is something there. But there is nothing, just a theory.
And the explanation of why I can't take them seriously.
Arthur Tucker and Rexford Talbert
According to two American botanists, Arthur O. Tucker and Rexford H. Talbert, the Voynich Manuscript shows plants of Central American origin[19][20].
This could indicate that the Voynich manuscript was drawn in Central America and written in a Central American language, possibly a language that is no longer spoken today[20].
There's nothing American about it. I can only invalidate something if there is something there. But there is nothing, just a theory.
And the explanation of why I can't take them seriously.
Arthur Tucker and Rexford Talbert
According to two American botanists, Arthur O. Tucker and Rexford H. Talbert, the Voynich Manuscript shows plants of Central American origin[19][20].
This could indicate that the Voynich manuscript was drawn in Central America and written in a Central American language, possibly a language that is no longer spoken today[20].