The evolution of P/F vs T/K raises important questions

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Did anybody noticed that most Voynich glyphs look like Latin letters, except EVA q, t, k, p, f.

These similarities are purely external and not always clear-cut. a is clearly similar to a, but ch can resemble ce, ct, ee, cc, and even tt. s is similar to some forms of writing the letters e and t in abbreviated words.
d — it’s unclear what it is. It could be either d or s. l looks like both e and x, but the angle doesn’t match (neither the curl of e nor x points upward).

And so on...

In addition, we know that the VMS alphabet is constructed by adding various strokes to two basic forms. This is clearly visible in r-s, b-n, g-m, y/l. That is, even if there are similarities, in the context of this system they are purely coincidental.