The prisoner scenario: a though experiment

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I doubt anything like this explains the manuscript for a number of reasons, not the least of which is a simple lack of evidence anything in the manuscript is actually heretical, but I understand how a thought experiment works

The very idea of plausible deniability requires that nothing in the visual aspects of the manuscript should give away its true contents or true author. So, under the prisoner scenario, unless we decipher it, there might be no evidence about its contents at all. And under this scenario the contents may be completely unexpected.

I think for some reason I struggle with expressing this point in a reasonably clear way, even when I first wrote about the prisoner scenario a few months ago, most replies were about how the manuscript doesn't look like a potentially damning book. Under the prisoner scenario it would be the specific goal of the creator to make it look intriguing but neither damning nor revealing.