17-09-2025, 11:25 PM
I'm intrigued by this 'plain text', which literally is still a simple substitution cipher, but with most characters correctly identified:
It did not fully find the right answer, possibly because of the assumption about I/J and U/V (which is interesting in itself), but here I would say that the plain text is recognizeable.
If someone came up with this as a proposed solution for the Voynich MS, it should be acceptable, and probably the final tweek could be found soon enough.
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It did not fully find the right answer, possibly because of the assumption about I/J and U/V (which is interesting in itself), but here I would say that the plain text is recognizeable.
If someone came up with this as a proposed solution for the Voynich MS, it should be acceptable, and probably the final tweek could be found soon enough.