Lament from the Sea, New Method! f2r

[bunny]

...yet time and again they fit into a consistent pattern...

Bunny

Bunny, much of the time that is because humans are trying to make sense of them in terms that are familiar to us, just as different people will often see the same faces and castles when they look at clouds.

I understand, the pareidolia effect of images is well known and probably applies to many of the tiny shadow images/text found on the parchment, and in relation text translation to imagery.  Also if one is led by image subject matter one may subconsciously be fitting any translated text to the images.  The difficulty comes when pure text is also translated without relevance to the subject matter or time of the manuscript, and that does also happen and the results are within the definition of a pattern from unrelated researchers.  I know this is not within the realm of academic methods of research, but the results do show this pattern of relevance, with or without imagery, with or without expectation of the subject matter.  For many years results of this nature have been dismissed and I am bringing them together with the possibility of an explanation. 

Bunny