voynich research from mexico

[ZamnaMx]

I think its interesting and I would love to see your work when its published. However, its a bit unclear what you want from this forum? If you do not want to share any information with us, how could anyone here help you? Since you are not a scientist in this field, why do you care about a journal publication? Theses journals are just useful in academia, if you are not in this world why you need the reputation of such journals? You could just upload your manuscript to arxiv or similar sites, put it on instagram, youtube or whatever if you think someone could steel your work. When you already patented your translation method, why you do not want to share it here? 

Some points I am interested in: The old language you are talking about, is there any evidence it existed? Are there any translations for that? Or is it a forgotten language that you translate into Spanish and English?

It’s a historical fact — that’s how scholars worked in the 14th and 15th centuries and well.. always, even now. 
They used private or restricted languages to control the transmission of knowledge.
It wasn’t “totally secret,” just a linguistic system with specialized or coded vocabulary, so that only those with the proper education could read and understand it.
Alchemists, masons, and other learned circles used the same principle.

But the question is were do you got the proper education from that you can read it? There need to be a reference point? Do I understand right, that you get it from a historical analysis? 

tn ega IA na era uoy ekil tib a sdnuoS

I’m an engineer and inventor with more than eighty registered patents.
My family owned one of the largest esoteric bookshops in our region, so I grew up reading unusual and ancient texts from an early age.
As I explained before — and I see this may be difficult for you to understand — I didn’t make a translation in the usual sense; I created a methodological system for translation.
Regarding AI: Yale, Oxford, NASA, and all serious research institutions use artificial intelligence because it’s impossible to manage such large amounts of data manually. 
But professionals don’t use AI to translate; they use it to organize, classify, and analyze data.
i see lot of Ai garbage around here, because use the tools for the wrong purposes.

I’ve already shared extremely specific and unique information, yet the focus seems to be on trying to disqualify me. It looks like some people here are not truly interested in the Voynich, which is unfortunate and disrespectful, especially when I’m sharing highly relevant information.
That’s exactly why serious researchers often avoid publishing their work on forums.
What I’m looking for is an academic connection to refine the methodology.
The methodology is what translates the text, not a person.
It’s about creating a structure and a process that anyone can reproduce.
That’s what makes it science applied to the Voynich, not speculation.
If you don’t understand what a methodological process is, it’s hard to translate anything.
I don’t see much methodology around the Voynich — just ideas and theories.
To solve any problem, you need a plan — a methodology.