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John 3 year s ago
#12 you mean to tell me that given the amount of computer power in the world someone hasn't written a program to decipher this thing yet?
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Winnet 3 year s ago
John,
They have tried. The problem is that there are not enough entries to formulate any rules or a codex. It is also laden with drawings of plants that have no known existence (or even similarities to known plants). The best guess is that it is a relatively modern forgery by a master cryptologist using reclaimed paper in order to fool the carbon dating.
They have tried. The problem is that there are not enough entries to formulate any rules or a codex. It is also laden with drawings of plants that have no known existence (or even similarities to known plants). The best guess is that it is a relatively modern forgery by a master cryptologist using reclaimed paper in order to fool the carbon dating.
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Adelaide 3 year s ago
John,
It seems to have been written by a crazy person(s), or at least someone who was isolated from society. It literally has no rhyme or reason with whole sections that each are completely different from one another, so sane people who think logically can't figure it out. We can't write a program if we don't have a logistical system to base it on. ...or it's all an elaborate hoax, Occam's Razor and all.
It seems to have been written by a crazy person(s), or at least someone who was isolated from society. It literally has no rhyme or reason with whole sections that each are completely different from one another, so sane people who think logically can't figure it out. We can't write a program if we don't have a logistical system to base it on. ...or it's all an elaborate hoax, Occam's Razor and all.
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Ariadne 3 year s ago
Adelaide,
Maybe it was written by 4 or 5 different people
Maybe it was written by more that one person
Maybe it was written by 4 or 5 different people
Maybe it was written by more that one person
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Zay 3 year s ago
John,
Apparently it's been recently solved:
https://www.voynichmanuscript2021.com/
Apparently it's been recently solved:
https://www.voynichmanuscript2021.com/
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Eph 3 year s ago
#3 Spartans were soldiers, that was their job. Nobody had to work but the thousands of slaves they had. They didn't use the wealth because luxury was a sign of weakness. The warriors died out eventually, causing the system to collapse.
And they were beaten by a bunch of gays from Thebes.
And they were beaten by a bunch of gays from Thebes.
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Fred 3 year s ago
Eph,Spartan boys were raised in creches and were all sexually oriented to older men and each other. This was thought to make them particularly great warriors. Apparently it worked Only after their service did they re-orient to women, to have children. Your gay slur is not only revealing, it is also wrong historically revealing your ignorance.
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Jennie 3 year s ago
Fred, Eph, Epaminondas defetead the Spartans 3 times using the oblique phalanx, a formation used even today in some battle patroling. Sparta collapsed eventually, due to Peloponnesian war, as well as Athens. The ''gay army'' you are reffering to, is not a historical fact. Fred, they only time Spartans were gay was when they ''f@#ked'' Vrenos and the rest of your Gaul ancestors.
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Rodie 3 year s ago
#5 I've always wondered why he wasn't known as "Alexander the Obsessive, Mass-Murdering Psychopath"
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Mercy 3 year s ago
Rodie,
Viktors write history!
Viktors write history!
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Jennie 3 year s ago
Rodie, He was better than many other conquerors that people admire like Genghis Khan or Shaka Zulu. The title is because in his achivements, ''progressive'' people saw/see a multicultural society, for some reason. He should be named Terrible, like Ivan, if you ask me.
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Jennie 3 year s ago
#18. So Cleo was speaking arabic before arabs ever appear.
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Clara 3 year s ago
4. pearl Harbor?
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Parsuny 3 year s ago
Clara, as a U.S. Territory in 1941, Pearl might not have been considered "U.S. soil" at that time.
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Don 3 year s ago
#8 no nice try tho
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Obedience 3 year s ago
#18 how the F**k you gonna prove that?
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Joseph 3 year s ago
Obedience,
It's the Internet, People will believe everything they read on it.
It's the Internet, People will believe everything they read on it.
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Ote 3 year s ago
#12 maybe it was written by 14th-century version J. R. R. Tolkien.
They have tried. The problem is that there are not enough entries to formulate any rules or a codex. It is also laden with drawings of plants that have no known existence (or even similarities to known plants). The best guess is that it is a relatively modern forgery by a master cryptologist using reclaimed paper in order to fool the carbon dating.
It seems to have been written by a crazy person(s), or at least someone who was isolated from society. It literally has no rhyme or reason with whole sections that each are completely different from one another, so sane people who think logically can't figure it out. We can't write a program if we don't have a logistical system to base it on. ...or it's all an elaborate hoax, Occam's Razor and all.
Maybe it was written by 4 or 5 different people
Maybe it was written by more that one person
Apparently it's been recently solved:
https://www.voynichmanuscript2021.com/
And they were beaten by a bunch of gays from Thebes.
Viktors write history!
It's the Internet, People will believe everything they read on it.