Writing a fake Voynich by rules: copies, habits and the link between words
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Yeah, so it’s exactly what I was afraid of—a replica tailored to the text. You can build that with AI in just a few hours—and depending on how closely you copy the original, it can be very accurate. At least if you understand the structure of the VMS.

Of course, at the first level, that’s kind of pointless. Theoretically, you could do the same thing with any normal language.

But given the specifications you describe, something else would be extremely interesting:

What if you “applied” the generator to other European languages with similar basic requirements? Then you’d be able to spot differences in comparison, which in turn would—or could—reveal quite a bit about the VMS.

I think that would be the more exciting part of this.

Or what do you think?
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