31-07-2026, 09:57 AM
The key aspect of my cipher at the moment is not that it "looks" like Voynichese (although this would certainly be desirable), but that it reproduces all the characteristics of Voynichese well: low entropy, predictability of characters and even words, and similarity to LAAFU.
Why might it seem unsuccessful? Because it's still too simple compared to Voynichese, and it only provides a limited set of Voynichese words. It doesn't have to be like that at the moment. You might remember the Naibbe cipher, which creates Voynich-like texts. However, the key is that it simply takes Voynichese "morphemes" like aiin and eor and arranges them in a specific way. This is a completely different principle.
Why might it seem unsuccessful? Because it's still too simple compared to Voynichese, and it only provides a limited set of Voynichese words. It doesn't have to be like that at the moment. You might remember the Naibbe cipher, which creates Voynich-like texts. However, the key is that it simply takes Voynichese "morphemes" like aiin and eor and arranges them in a specific way. This is a completely different principle.