Scientific Progress

[bi3mw]

I am rather critical of "ready-made" theories on VMS. In my opinion, there is currently no comprehensive theory that takes all aspects of the VMS sufficiently into account. It is not even certain in which direction a solution could basically go (e.g. code or natural language). The summary of the studies on partial aspects in the various camps still does not allow a final judgment to be made. Basic research is still the order of the day. This is the best way to expect incremental progress.

Where one can find list of "all ascpects of VMS". Are there 20, 50 items in the list besides date 1404-1438.

Personally I think /for myself/ to dig deep 15 century. Do we know everything from that time?
Future has no answers only history holds them. That's my true belief.

I have expressed myself somewhat incorrectly here. Instead of "all aspects of VMS", it would be better to say "all known aspects of VMS". By that I don't just mean statistical features (which you have to laboriously search for on the internet), but also historical aspects, of course. So not only modern means should be considered, but also a "look back" is important. All disciplines of medieval studies (whether professional or amateur) are in demand here.