No text, but a visual code

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Oh, I forgot about 1580. But nevertheless, there are some similarities between them.
These were my free‑form reflections in favor of Antonio’s version  Nevertheless, no matter how much I criticized his communication style, I believe it’s worth developing his ideas, as they are, in some respects, truly worthwhile.
One way or another, VMS, like Book of Soyga, are unique works, and if they had a counterpart, it has not survived. 
Another similarity, which I would call “conceptual,” is that the purpose of the book is unclear. The tables with letters and the intricate writing system — we can understand how they were created, but why they were created remains a great mystery.