Koen G > 8 hours ago
Bluetoes101 > 8 hours ago
MarcoP > 8 hours ago
bi3mw > 8 hours ago
Rafal > 8 hours ago
Quote:Today, there are researchers around the world who are regarded by others as VM experts. These individuals primarily gather on social media platforms such as "voynich.ninja", where they engage in analysis and information-sharing activitis as researchers and enthusiasts. Many researchers interacting within these groups hold numerous unproven beliefs (fixed opinions) about VM content. For example, Mr. Koen Gheuens, a linguist who is not an Old Turkish expert, is one of them. He has been a critic of our VM-Old Turkish hypothesis up to this point. In 2025, Mr. Koen Gheuens published a YouTube video, creating the perception among VM researchers that he had debunked my VM- Turkish theory. However, unfortunately, his critique did not address a single claim or finding from our theory, nor did he manage to refute even one piece of evidence we presented.
Quote:I will now show you a sentence. I don't know what language it is, it might be some old extinct dialect. Tell me what language it resembles:
UY ÇCSU ÇCOSU ÇNU DOIM ÇZGCLU ÇCSU SAIN ÇNU ULOPAR OYAM OPŞ SÇUCUSU DOY-CSU SOR-ÇGU OSAIN/OŞAIN
Quote:Possible hypotheses:
- Invented language/cipher/artificial dialect – it looks like it might have been made up for a game, book, or linguistic experiment.
- Constructed language inspired by Turkish or Turkic languages – due to the use of "Ç" and structures resembling agglutinative suffixes.
- Conlang (constructed language) – like Esperanto, Klingon, or languages from games (e.g., from the universes of Elder Scrolls, Zelda, Dune).
Koen G > 8 hours ago
(8 hours ago)MarcoP Wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.Bravo Koen!
You are now mankind's champion vs ChatGpt!
(8 hours ago)bi3mw Wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.Can you really upload ANYTHING to academia.edu?
Bluetoes101 > 7 hours ago
tavie > 7 hours ago
asteckley > 5 hours ago