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  michaldobosz > Today, 12:43 AM

  Dear Voynich Ninja Community, You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.
  
  This is my first contribution to this forum.
  
  I would like to share a different way of looking at the Voynich Manuscript. An Approach I began exploring on February 12, 2016. I assume that the folios may function as structural, layered graphic elements. When overlaid, they can produce emergent composite images. These interactions appear both 'orginal' manuscript order and in random combinations. 
  
  The hypothesis is that the Manuscript may consist of elements that fit together, allowing for structured page superposition and relative shifting. 
  
  I am attaching a video showing selected results from visual exsperiments conducted over the past few years. The number of combined layers is indicated in the video. Some sequences are of moderate quality - I worked with free software. This is not my professional field. 
  
  All material is based strictly on the orginal Yale University scans, of the Voynich Manuscript. I did not alter, recolor or edit any internal structures or script. The pages were used as they are. 
  
  This should be understood as a visual experiment, not a proposal of decipherment. It documents an emergent effect observed under repeted layered superpositon. Some results may appear chaotic, but these are indications that structured patters can arise under specific conditions. 
  
  I submit this material for critical examination and comparsion with ongoing resarch.
  
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  Kind regards,
  Michal Dobosz
  
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• RE: Layered Superposition Experiments Using Voynich Folios

  Typpi > Today, 01:43 AM

  What am I looking at here? Why does it keep morphing into a fully colored picture, even as early as page 2?
  
  Can you explain?
  
     

• RE: Layered Superposition Experiments Using Voynich Folios

  eggyk > Today, 02:12 AM

  (Today, 01:43 AM)Typpi Wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.What am I looking at here? Why does it keep morphing into a fully colored picture, even as early as page 2?
  
  Can you explain?

  
  It seems to just be layers superimposed with some kind of negation or difference filter. When you put a odd numbered layer in, it goes back to normal-ish colours for the paper as the negation cancels itself out in most places.
  
     

• RE: Layered Superposition Experiments Using Voynich Folios

  Dana Scott > Today, 10:55 AM

  (Today, 12:43 AM)michaldobosz Wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.Dear Voynich Ninja Community, You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.
  
  This is my first contribution to this forum.
  
  I would like to share a different way of looking at the Voynich Manuscript. An Approach I began exploring on February 12, 2016. I assume that the folios may function as structural, layered graphic elements. When overlaid, they can produce emergent composite images. These interactions appear both 'orginal' manuscript order and in random combinations. 
  
  The hypothesis is that the Manuscript may consist of elements that fit together, allowing for structured page superposition and relative shifting. 
  
  I am attaching a video showing selected results from visual exsperiments conducted over the past few years. The number of combined layers is indicated in the video. Some sequences are of moderate quality - I worked with free software. This is not my professional field. 
  
  All material is based strictly on the orginal Yale University scans, of the Voynich Manuscript. I did not alter, recolor or edit any internal structures or script. The pages were used as they are. 
  
  This should be understood as a visual experiment, not a proposal of decipherment. It documents an emergent effect observed under repeted layered superpositon. Some results may appear chaotic, but these are indications that structured patters can arise under specific conditions. 
  
  I submit this material for critical examination and comparsion with ongoing resarch.
  
  You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.
  
  Kind regards,
  Michal Dobosz
  
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  Hello Michal and welcome,
  
  Can you provide an example and explanation of "...indications that structured patter[n]s ... arise under specific conditions"?  Thank you.
  
  Regards,
  Dana Scott
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