17-12-2016, 05:58 PM
@ReneZ
I'm interested in your thoughts on the use of gematria as a possible solution to the VMS. I know you have been following along. Brumbaugh thought that the Voynich used a number system and I agree with him yet he was not using gematria. I would appreciate your insight and I know you are one of the most knowledgeable persons on the subject matter regarding the VMS. Do you know of any formula's that could prove this latest method as I have found a great deal of labels in f67r2 and f68r1.
Since we all agree to a certain extent that the VMS is not a natural language and that my cipher produces gematria equivalents to words that may have been used and also it would suggest an underlying code where the letters may or maybe a unique language or perhaps just as it is in scrambled form. That would explain why no one has been able to decode it. Or do you think ReneZ that if it is in Gematria form this is like using anagrams as there is no way to prove this system.
Maybe if a computer database had an entire English Dictionary numbered with Gematria values and then my cipher was applied along with the dictionary and ran through a computer targeting the entire VMS. What would be an agreeable % that I was correct if many labels were found?
I'm interested in your thoughts on the use of gematria as a possible solution to the VMS. I know you have been following along. Brumbaugh thought that the Voynich used a number system and I agree with him yet he was not using gematria. I would appreciate your insight and I know you are one of the most knowledgeable persons on the subject matter regarding the VMS. Do you know of any formula's that could prove this latest method as I have found a great deal of labels in f67r2 and f68r1.
Since we all agree to a certain extent that the VMS is not a natural language and that my cipher produces gematria equivalents to words that may have been used and also it would suggest an underlying code where the letters may or maybe a unique language or perhaps just as it is in scrambled form. That would explain why no one has been able to decode it. Or do you think ReneZ that if it is in Gematria form this is like using anagrams as there is no way to prove this system.
Maybe if a computer database had an entire English Dictionary numbered with Gematria values and then my cipher was applied along with the dictionary and ran through a computer targeting the entire VMS. What would be an agreeable % that I was correct if many labels were found?