19-05-2026, 07:53 PM
(19-05-2026, 05:02 PM)Dunsel wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.... scribes probably didn't either once they became fluent in the system. After enough repetition, writing becomes procedural memory and you stop consciously thinking ...
That is what I think also.
Also it is highly probable that the sections of the manuscript were written at different times. And because it is also highly probable that the writer was using the alphabet no-where else the gaps of time might have been sufficient for the writer to lose his momentum, lose just enough fluency for him to have to re-adapt to writing anew. The language in each new section then becoming slightly different, giving us the separate language clusters we can see, the most prominent being A and B.