25-04-2025, 09:22 PM
Hello Urtx13
You should definitely describe your findings in more layman terms. You have some diverse audience here. Some people are good in Latin, some in cryptology, some in medieval handwriting, some in botanics etc. You cannot just expect people to download and run your Python scripts. And you cannot expect people to know your statistical techniques.
Possibly at some moment they would have to be verified by experts if there aren't any mistakes or statistical artifacts but to gain momentum and get people interested you must show something interesting and convincing to an educated layman.
As I understand you don't have any translation of the text, even partial. Instead your tests detected some regularities in the manuscript text. Is that right?
What is the nature of these regularities? Tell us more in simple words.
You should definitely describe your findings in more layman terms. You have some diverse audience here. Some people are good in Latin, some in cryptology, some in medieval handwriting, some in botanics etc. You cannot just expect people to download and run your Python scripts. And you cannot expect people to know your statistical techniques.
Possibly at some moment they would have to be verified by experts if there aren't any mistakes or statistical artifacts but to gain momentum and get people interested you must show something interesting and convincing to an educated layman.
As I understand you don't have any translation of the text, even partial. Instead your tests detected some regularities in the manuscript text. Is that right?
What is the nature of these regularities? Tell us more in simple words.
![[+]](https://www.voynich.ninja/images/collapse_collapsed.png)