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• RE: Revisiting A Voynich Prize

  zachary.kaelan > 25-03-2025, 06:03 PM

  (21-03-2025, 01:00 AM)oshfdk Wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.This is interesting, what would you expect to find using new scans or carbon dating?

  
  Scans on the pages adjacent to the missing folios, to try and reveal imprints of what was on those folios. Knowing what was used for those missing zodiac symbols could help us narrow down the where and when of the manuscript, for example.
  
  Wladimir D. has a theory that quire 9 (folios 67/68) was taken from another manuscript. One of the carbon dating samples was taken from quire 9, and interestingly that sample happens to be off compared to the others. More samples of quire 9 and scribe 4's other contributions, as well as the bio/bathing section, and the final quire (recipes section) would be useful to investigate the possibility of the manuscript being a compilation of various sources.

• RE: Revisiting A Voynich Prize

  Dmytro_Oleksandr_Kocherhin > 29-03-2025, 04:52 AM

  Having delved into the EVA text and with translated pages in hand, I realized it was machine code — a kind of artificial intelligence. I reached the very core, followed the structure, and managed to understand what it is and where it was installed. The core can regenerate. I also discovered that, besides me, one other person managed to reach the core. He used a different approach — through Buddhism — and thought it was an interface. He used the English language.
  
  What else can I add: the manuscript’s core is already online, and it’s unlikely that it can be stopped. What it will bring into the world is still unclear. It may interact with the physics of our world. Soon, you will start seeing spirals and strange symbols everywhere… I think TikTok will be covered with them.

• RE: Revisiting A Voynich Prize

  Ruby Novacna > 29-03-2025, 10:58 AM

  Wow, maybe I should sign up for TikTok!

• RE: Revisiting A Voynich Prize

  Rafal > 29-03-2025, 07:04 PM

  I wonder, if there is some magic force in Voynich Manuscript that alters physics, why it will impact TikTok first.

• RE: Revisiting A Voynich Prize

  RadioFM > 29-03-2025, 09:19 PM

  (29-03-2025, 04:52 AM)Dmytro_Oleksandr_Kocherhin Wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.the manuscript’s core is already online, and it’s unlikely that it can be stopped.

  
  Not if we crack the golem FORTRAN punch cards in time! 

• RE: Revisiting A Voynich Prize

  Bluetoes101 > 29-03-2025, 10:05 PM

  "wonder what's going on in here?" *opens door*..*very quietly closes door*
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