Why create such a complex cipher?

[Linda]

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I do remember the trend of people talking about the book in ancient letters failing to mention the naked ladies.

That is another puzzle, do they not identify that aspect of the work because of the taboo, or were they not talking about this book? If the former, seems smart if you wanted to keep it secret to have people leave out the part that would identify it due to a reticence to discuss it. If the latter, just another bunch of red herrings in the mix to confound everyone.

However I found it very strange that Kirchner drew the very things that I saw in it, like underground water, and volcanoes. Is it possible he saw them in it too, but never wrote about it specifically? Did it come out of his subconscious? 

For instance, stuff like this





Reminds me of this



Which I see as hot springs heated by volcanic activity which cause gulfs to form in the land through erosion. Specifically, the gulfs of Lesbos.

Then compare with this, it is all about the hydrologic occurrences of the world, just like f80r, outlining a Sulphur spring at Lake Garda



And I say that You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. is lakes Bolsena and Bracianno, outlining their volcanic origin, and what does he draw, the next one in the line, Albano.


But these aren't things that the general public talks about. So you invent your own language, like Da Vinci writing backwards in his notebooks.