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RE: Full Voynich Decode
Antonio García Jiménez > Yesterday, 09:14 PM
Tavie, if you relate my theory about the Voynich with this one that just appeared, you have not understood mine, despite the fact that I have been expounding it for seven years. In that theory, glyphs are replaced by words or concepts. In mine, there are no words at all; glyphs are iconic symbols.
In this, as in many other theories, its defenders fill their ideas with verbose rhetoric that only serves to obscure rather than clarify what they propose. I'm very direct and clear. I'm a little old for those sleight-of-hand tricks. -
RE: Full Voynich Decode
nablator > Yesterday, 09:17 PM
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RE: Full Voynich Decode
Antonio García Jiménez > 5 hours ago
Don't split hairs. My theory has nothing to do with language. It's simply outside the box. -
RE: Full Voynich Decode
Koen G > 4 hours ago
Let's stay on topic, people. Does anyone have any non-joke comments that may be useful to Kristine? -
RE: Full Voynich Decode
oshfdk > 4 hours ago
(4 hours ago)Koen G Wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.Let's stay on topic, people. Does anyone have any non-joke comments that may be useful to Kristine?
For me, the best showcase of Kristine's model (or other similar models that assign semantics to characters or character combinations) would be deciphering some of the short labels, located next to images, and explaining the meaning of these labels in the context of the images. For example, the labels in the following collection of snippets, are they related to the images? How exactly?
Given this is not a large amount of text, this task should be relatively easy.