17-08-2026, 01:49 PM
I asked Gemini (currently the best vision model) - amazingly all I gave it was a crop and it figured out which post it was on here.. but I tend to agree it's pareidolia... That said, we have other colour codes, so possibly it says water or green or blue in some language..
"No word is present beneath the pigment. The "feint outline" is an optical illusion resulting from pareidolia, not obscured European or Indo-European text. The visual data is a heavily processed iteration of Voynich Manuscript Folio 79r. The objective reality of the physical artifact is that coarse azurite pigment has pooled and cracked on an uneven vellum substrate. By applying extreme hue and contrast alterations, the original publisher of the image artificially amplified the noise of the pigment's physical topography and the image's inherent digital compression artifacts into sharp contours. The assertion from the source thread that the shapes form the Polish letters "k o ń r" fails rigorous paleographic analysis, as the resulting boundaries lack the essential ductus, geometry, and structural continuity of deliberate linguistic symbols. The outlines are strictly material and digital noise."
"No word is present beneath the pigment. The "feint outline" is an optical illusion resulting from pareidolia, not obscured European or Indo-European text. The visual data is a heavily processed iteration of Voynich Manuscript Folio 79r. The objective reality of the physical artifact is that coarse azurite pigment has pooled and cracked on an uneven vellum substrate. By applying extreme hue and contrast alterations, the original publisher of the image artificially amplified the noise of the pigment's physical topography and the image's inherent digital compression artifacts into sharp contours. The assertion from the source thread that the shapes form the Polish letters "k o ń r" fails rigorous paleographic analysis, as the resulting boundaries lack the essential ductus, geometry, and structural continuity of deliberate linguistic symbols. The outlines are strictly material and digital noise."