16-07-2026, 07:13 PM
By comparing the Voynichese texts with my cipher, I can identify areas for improvement.
There may have been more variations for numbers in a specific position in a number, next to other numbers, in a specific area of a line, etc.
For example, XV can be o, but XV in the number XVI is, let's say, cth. I in all positions is i(n), but in combination with XV it is or. Therefore, XVI will be written as cthor, not as on.
This can explain some of the LAAFU effects, as well as the placement of certain characters (for example, at the beginning of a new paragraph, a number turns into a gallows, a character at the beginning of a line turns into an s, etc.)
Again, this variability does not complicate the cipher in any way, but it does complicate its analysis for an unwanted decrypter.
There may have been more variations for numbers in a specific position in a number, next to other numbers, in a specific area of a line, etc.
For example, XV can be o, but XV in the number XVI is, let's say, cth. I in all positions is i(n), but in combination with XV it is or. Therefore, XVI will be written as cthor, not as on.
This can explain some of the LAAFU effects, as well as the placement of certain characters (for example, at the beginning of a new paragraph, a number turns into a gallows, a character at the beginning of a line turns into an s, etc.)
Again, this variability does not complicate the cipher in any way, but it does complicate its analysis for an unwanted decrypter.