01-09-2026, 09:06 PM
Wait a minute, that’s not a translation!!!! I told: that’s NOT the cipher.
This possibility arises solely because of the many degrees of freedom you have with a line like that. To prove it, you’d have to show that applying the same substitutions to all the other lines would also result in understandable sentences. But that’s not the case here!
It’s just a proof of concept showing that the VBM can generate understandable sentences from the Voynich in a very simple way! But only under the assumption that spaces are part of vowel bridges and the rest are consonant clusters.
I’ve been trying for month to figure out how to determine which consonant clusters are hidden behind which VMS clusters, but that’s nearly impossible.
This possibility arises solely because of the many degrees of freedom you have with a line like that. To prove it, you’d have to show that applying the same substitutions to all the other lines would also result in understandable sentences. But that’s not the case here!
It’s just a proof of concept showing that the VBM can generate understandable sentences from the Voynich in a very simple way! But only under the assumption that spaces are part of vowel bridges and the rest are consonant clusters.
I’ve been trying for month to figure out how to determine which consonant clusters are hidden behind which VMS clusters, but that’s nearly impossible.