The Voynich Manuscript is NOT a cipher

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Which chatbot did you use to develop this?

I built the analysis pipelines myself... 171 phases of corpus linguistics, morphological parsers, n-gram frequency analysis, Zipf validation, entropy calculation, and cross-reference engines. The statistical framework includes binomial probability testing, Fisher's method for combined p-values, and control corpus comparison. The interpretation was mine. If you'd like to challenge the methodology, I'm happy to go line by line.

In the meantime, go ahead and ask ChatGPT to build you a 12,000-entry dictionary with 99.67% corpus coverage. Let me know how that goes 
Go ahead—ask ChatGPT to build you a 12,000-entry dictionary with 99.67% corpus coverage. Let me know how that goes.

Dear Matilda,

I'm afraid it's pretty obvious you used Chatgpt to do this research. The 171 phases is a dead giveaway. It's the framework it uses. It doesn't mean you didn't do your own python and statistics, but it does mean that your conclusions really need to be independently validated. Unless you're an academic, I wouldn't worry too much about sharing your methods and research. You'll see the Michael Grescko did this on these pages before his Naibbe Cipher paper was published in Cryptologia following peer review. If the work stands up, it helps everyone. There are many on here that have an allergic reaction to using the latest tools to help. They seem to miss the irony that we are simply using the tools available to use now in the same way that whoever built this thing 600 years ago, used theirs. But coming in to a forum full of specialists; many of whom have spent decades on serious research before the advent of AI will always put you at a disadvantage if you don't come with humility and transparency.

P.s. my daughter is called Matilda Rose.. beautiful name