Calgary engineer believes he's cracked the mysterious Voynich Manuscript

[Ahmet Ardıç]

I went to the British Library in London in 2019 as part of my research on VM.

[Ahmet, if you kept this memory for several years, the situation probably did not correspond to your worldview. But it's a problem of all humans: we discover sooner or later that the world is not as we imagined it in our childhood. Coming back to our topic, I hope that the research on the manuscript will allow us all to put our ideas in order, to be off-topic as little as possible.]

Dear Ruby Novacna,

Thank you for the detail and comment you pointed out.

I have not kept this memory for several years, and I have been sharing this info in different places. I also encountered this myself when filling out the registration form at the British Library during my VM research, and for this reason, I touched upon it on a page in my book on VM-themed. 

As you said, I know that others share similar sensitivity on this kind of similar issue.

Coming back to our topic, I also hope that the same thing you pointed out as the research on the manuscript will allow us all to put our ideas in order, and to be off-topic as little as possible. Therefore, if we come back to the finding or evaluation that the findings that I have shown to be only Turkish-specific between VM-texts and Turkish eliminate other natural language possibilities; I continue to expect various answers such as scientific answers, counter-answers, consistent and academic-level criticisms, or supporting comments to the questions I asked here under my topic heading specifically about our VM findings.

Thanks,