Voynich through Phonetic Irish

[Doireannjane]

You’ve highlighted half of my sentences to fit your narrative. Isn’t that a form of a straw man fallacy? Note, the parts of my sentences you left out, are clarifying what I’m saying. I'm describing my initial and early on process. 
Not everyone’s initial early on process will look the same or has to fit a linguistic mold, especially not a mold that has never been effective in solving this. 

Please also note, with attempting any hard problem, unless it’s dangerous, you have to be prepared to break things. That’s what we’d tell our students in SWE bootcamp. I will also add something that I've learned from teaching: angry students are the most challenging to teach. 

So based off of most of your examples you clearly just quickly threw together, it looks like you may have missed a lot of what I’ve discussed in terms of the basics with how to search with the established phonetics. For example: it is not clear why you have "in" or "rtr" in some of these. I don't think you understand the possibilities of the y that represents "in, an, eann" sounds and spellings, as well as the short implied vowel sounds that intersect consonants (as they do in spoken language). I don't want to expend time/energy teaching someone who is looking to disprove and didn't take time to understand the conditions for themselves. 

And I’ll say again, this is not math and this isn’t a codex/cipher. This is spoken language.

I have to apply for ebt and do a million things right now so I’d like this forum to be paused with this message.


I'll post updates on Youtube with the lessons this week and I might go on Live on Tiktok later tonight. 

Anyone can feel free to private message me.