Calgary engineer believes he's cracked the mysterious Voynich Manuscript
Dear Novacna,
We already have the key to translate the entire text. Some full pages have already been translated. Across 240 pages, we are already reading numerous Turkish words in every line, and about 21% of them have hardly changed their phonetic form. We do not use artificial intelligence to read VM texts or to check our work. We use artificial intelligence because it knows almost all languages, can access all dictionary books, and can reach almost all articles written on this subject, and we use it to compare these with our articles in terms of evidence. Why do we do this? Some people think that "they do not know Turkish, but they think that if they may know Turkish to scale our claim about the VM-Turkish hypothesis they can understand the claim". We present the most likely content of the VM in machine language/expression, reminding them that they are not smarter or more knowledgeable than the machine about Turkish. This may help some intelligent people to accept that the conclusion has already been reached and that the content of the VM is most likely in Turkish. There is no need to provide helpful information to everyone, but if it provides clues to people who have the knowledge to make academic and scientific comparisons, that will be sufficient for us.


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RE: Calgary engineer believes he's cracked the mysterious Voynich Manuscript - by Ahmet Ardıç - 02-06-2024, 08:39 PM

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