The Voynich Code - The Worlds Most Mysterious Manuscript - Go Wild

[@NickVenture1]

The 200 pages can be digitised and put online. This will enable more smart people all over the world to explore it. No more need to retrieve the original manuscript from the safe. In any case putting online all archives worldwide is the right way to increase the knowledge of mankind.

[@johaygood588]

I got it full from the net.

[@im1kelm1kel2]

@@johaygood588 link please bro

[@terracotta6294]

Good point!

[@HERACULUS-yk7zn]

Φ kzbin.info/www/bejne/jam8eWh5jcejj6M

[@dannyfranklin1575]

I agree

[@joedon1706]

There are miles of books hidden in the Vatican library. If these researchers and anyone else would be allowed to look there, I wonder what might be found about this and so much more.

[@slavico6151]

Not truth, same like Alexandr library isn’t totally destroyed. Roman, Greeks who didn’t hide knowledge?

[@debbiehall7016]

A lot of things are hidden in the Vatican... even gold

[@frankiethebull8269]

Vatican even hides pedophiles in there 😂

[@playlist9338]

Facts. And that’s not something to laugh at

[@joedon1706]

@DonaldJ Many disagree.

[@jessiefrye3045]

My Great Grandfather planted his garden on a specific moon, and harvested each vegetable and herb on specific moons. He made medicines from herbs. He treated all of us kids every time we got a cold, or even a scratch. We never had a cold more than a day, and we did not scar or infection from cuts or scrapes. He said he learned from his great grandfather. That book seems like references to growing cycles, and recipes .

[@alexanderleon4061]

What!?

[@Muti_Channel]

You got it!

[@deepikakumaravel]

Please Google Rishi Krishi...Indian agriculturist and ayurvedic doctors followed the moon cycle

[@roolenoir3183]

Yup, that’s the way everyone one did it until King Henry VI (?) went on a killing spree against witches and the majority of people quit planting that way. It’s very cool 😎 that you have the opportunity to learn that. Have you written that down? That’s so cool.

[@elfredawright]

That is the practice of some Rastafarians in Jamaica. They plant their crops according specific moon cycles.

[@sibylmuori3234]

Here's what caught my eye. A few of the illustrations they showed are of a plant that is used to extract DMT. Another illustration shows another hallucinogenic plant, can't recall it's name but I remember a friend once told me that an illegal drug is made from that plant - and I was surprised because I saw it all over the town in people's yards, it was a pretty common plant. Anyway, the author probably experimented with hallucinogen plants, which also explains the 'fantastical' drawings. At the time, he could have interpreted his 'trips' as messages from gods, a higher power, or enlightenment of sorts. To a scientific, educated, highly intelligent and talented person that the author probably was, this could have been the answer to the meaning of life and universe. Of course he would write a book about it, crypting it, careful of the fact that the church would burn a ''shamanic'' or ''witchy'' book, a book of a free thinker that has just discovered 'magic'. If I were a researcher I would be looking for other 'witch' books and cults that are left from the time the book was written. That 'underground' cults probably had an original language or alphabet for their scripts. But I highly doubt there are many, if any, left - since the church probably made sure to burn them all. Well, all besides one. Or it could be a truly original alphabet and language from this particular author. I could speculate for days on this, but one thing is sure - this guy made himself some DMT.

[@annikajohansson9171]

Yes, I'm sure it includes recipes leading to enlightenment. I pray this book never gets destroyed and is taken VERY seriously. 🙏

[@xrpvegas5407]

Great insight ✌🏻

[@haileymacisaac5089]

This got me thinking and I did some quick research on some of the recognizable images drawn, both the lotus flower shown and poppies are hallucinogens. You actually may have a very good theory here

[@ggvbayareaoakland5914]

because people on DMT are so great lol but yeah, i actually really like your theory, thanks for sharing dude ✌🏼

[@annikajohansson9171]

@@ggvbayareaoakland5914 I take it you never tried it, and don't know much about it.

[@moonshadow7772]

I almost yelled NO when she started touching that book with her bare hands. No caretaker of ancient books would ever do that.

[@Fanofou82]

So yeah, it's proven that you're more likely to harm a book through using gloves than any harm oil in your hands can do. So maybe don't yell if you don't know what you're talking about?

[@cowboykelly6590]

Man ..me too. Other Docs. You seem to see them using gloves on old Manuscripts. Strange.

[@tracyhale4498]

@@cowboykelly6590 According to the Library of Congress, wearing gloves while handling antiquarian books may do more harm than good. Portland State University Library Special Collections follows their advice to handle most rare and valuable books with clean, dry hands.”

[@fromchopin]

I’d bring it in the bathroom & read it on the toilet. And if I’m still looking at it when I’m done poopin, I’m not gonna wash my hands but I’m gonna bring it to the living room & lay on the couch thumbing through it with Cheeto fingers

[@no_handle_required]

it's animal skin, not paper.

[@THE_RAMALAMADINGDONG]

I remember listening to a geologist giving a speech at Berkeley back in the early 90's, He said he's completely convinced that this is at least the 2nd time in Earth's history that humans have evolved to its current level of intelligence. He cited several archeological sites where the stones that were cut in the way they were cut would be impossible to do even with today's tools and I remember him talking about this manuscript as well ....that whole speech made me question everything I thought I knew...

[@sebastianmeadows3005]

The problem with all those stone cutting theories is the lack of factories and technology left behind to do such things.

[@THE_RAMALAMADINGDONG]

@@sebastianmeadows3005I don't believe he was trying to explain how it was done he was trying to get people to think how phenomenal it is that it was done so long ago especially considering that we cannot replicate the work even with our technology that we have today with our high precision lasers, carbide tools , super computers, ect... and how comical it was for our historians to claim that it was done with stone and copper tools...which was the most advanced tools that they believed they possessed during that era...alot of what the guy said kinda went over my head at the time he cited Tesla and his theory of the pyramids being some sort of wireless energy transfer or some shit...he ended the speech with saying something like it's easy to say this or that wasn't responsible for whatever but it's entirely more difficult to be able to say for certain what was responsible....

[@sebastianmeadows3005]

@@THE_RAMALAMADINGDONG of course. I mean... there is the alien theory (the annunaki) and the Atlantans and Lemurians. The sunken continents of once great technological civilization. It makes sense. It’s just I would lean towards the alien theory because it’s just these little areas where technology was used and not massively spread out like us humans are now. I agree. I just like to type provocative things on KZbin and see what people say back. Haha

[@THE_RAMALAMADINGDONG]

@@sebastianmeadows3005 that's exactly what I believe he was leaning towards as well. He also mentioned the Annunaki as well as the Atlantians and how the worlds most popular historians and theorists shun any mention of them or anything that doesn't fit their narratives or theories about Earth's history. It was like he was almost begging the audience to keep a open mind not only during his lecture but in life as they age.

[@sebastianmeadows3005]

@@THE_RAMALAMADINGDONG what do you think of all this Democratic propaganda my friend? It’s mind boggling isn’t it?

[@fransandling5822]

Brilliant, whoever put together all languages, herbal cures, alchemy, magic and looking at pollen spores in depth. Whomever wrote and drew this was an absolute genius

[@thelux8539]

Leonardo Da Vinci II

[@mariawhite7337]

Genius, possibly, but good artist? Nope.

[@Quadrant14]

+Maria White...What.... Leonardo not a great artist /draughtsman , rubbish read what Raphael said of him. Second, no one ever, ever attained the technique of Sfumato...no one.......As an Art Historian I can tell you he was a prodigy, and also a genius. Read more please.

[@mariawhite7337]

Quadrant14 You don't have an idea of who I'm talking about do you? I'm not talking about the ACTUAL Leo. Its the person who made it, there are far far far more skilled people and it looks like someone who trained themselves like the guy who wrote the devils bible. If they can make the same critique there I can as well here.

[@burthabard8316]

fran sandling to day thy call it autism um

[@serenedaoud]

amazed to see "experts" examining such a precious document without even gloves on.

[@adriaan4467]

Nowadays, many experts will handle fragile volumes without gloves. Although water, oils and salt from the skin could harm the pages, the fine sensation in ungloved hands prevents tearing. Manuscripts written on parchment are particularly good candidates for bare handling, as the material is leather and not dried plant fiber.

[@habundia4justice750]

@@adriaan4467 as if there isn't fabric soft enough to make gloves from to use.

[@adriaan4467]

@@habundia4justice750 I have seen very fine white gloves being used in various places. I believe it's an unbleached and acid free cotton jersey. The ideal glove does not exist yet, but as materials evolve, so will the field and the best practices shared

[@malibudolphin3109]

@@adriaan4467 odd how we supposedly can go to moon yet can't figure out how to make gloves for turning pages

[@RIP857]

@@malibudolphin3109 odd how we live in 2022 and people still think we didn't go to the moon.

[@oscarbear1043]

It’s terms and conditions for Facebook.

[@PorteñaCali]

LOL, true!

[@CherylWhitestone]

lol hahaha

[@fredquillen6608]

Does anyone ever try to read them?

[@spacecase2485]

hahaha

[@Halliekaypee]

😂😂

[@jesterking1]

I know this is 7 years old but damn... they touched the book with their bare hands, and didn't worry about destroying it?!

[@megamilk9585]

I feel like they wouldn't have been allowed to pull the real book out for a documentary. I think it's a prop.

[@jesterking1]

@@megamilk9585 fair point!

[@1appreciater2]

Agree with “J” - if this is the original, not a prop, what kind of conservator would touch such a manuscript without gloves, at the very least?

[@lovetoclearclouds7017]

Could all be fake. The zoroastrian bloodline families, the ancient priestcult that has controlled Earth since the year 500 of recorded history, and has produced every pope ever, could easily have produced this supposed ancient text.

[@FriscoX]

real talk

[@smileyp4535]

"The voynich manuscript is a hall of mirrors only reflecting each researchers own ideas back onto them without revealing any of its own information" that's such an amazing way of describing it

[@jt8162]

That is a beautiful comment.

[@mrdkuss5012]

Yeh great way of thinking but who really knows.....still has me wanting to know more it definitely challenging..........

[@MartaEzis]

@Squeeks Given the number of people who have tried to decipher it, I´m pretty sure someone has already tried this.

[@sylviev5745]

;)

[@rickyfranks8163]

An amazing view point. Very enlightening. Very good

[@bravevoice2771]

As an update to this video, the The Voynich document has since been muchly decoded. What made it difficult was the extensive use of abbreviations. It is simply a compilation of several medical texts. Excerpts from Herodotus and Pliney and many others are quoted. Much of it is herbology, women's health, bathing, and zodiac.

[@josephsdale3724]

So what the devil is the language??? It looks like nothing but gobbledegook to me.

[@sammyjudeh1117]

Do you have a reference

[@wizard8715]

I had heard it was a form of pre-Aramaic language. If that helps. Forgive me that I can't remember my source

[@bravevoice2771]

@@josephsdale3724 ​ ​ @Wizard🧙‍♂ The bulk of it is written in what is called "proto romanesque". The breakthrough came when a historian identified the castle in the document, as Castelbello Castle in Italy, establishing a location. Then, knowing the time of production, they were then able to focus on language spoken at that time and place. Proto romanesque is not a dead language (like Latin) but more of a "lost language". It had a brief existence in the evolution of Etruscan / Villanovan / Italici language groups, of which, very few examples exist today. Only a handful of academics have any insight into it. The Voynich document is broken into six sections. 1.) Herbal 2.) Astronomical 3.) Biological 4.) Cosmological 5.) Pharmaceutical 6.) Recipes Perhaps just as interesting is why was this written in such a mysterious format? There are three main reasons. First, abbreviations were very common in the time before the printing press. If you ever studied one of the Great Romanesque Bibles of this era, you will learn (the hard way) how extensively abbreviations were used, to the point that you would probably need to know what is being abbreviated to decipher the abbreviation. Example: "dominus vobiscom" might be written as "d v". Also, the author is drawing from several sources whose original texts were written in a variety of languages including, Latin, Greek, Aramaic, Hebrew, and Egyptian. Secondly, much of the Voynich document's obscure format is due to politics, and the politics were complicated. The Catholic Church in the western world was very much a monopoly. The church was very much against private medicine for many reasons. One was the idea that if people used secular medicine, they would lose faith in the church. (see Pope Urban and his contemporaries). Another reason, was that at this point in history, pagan (witchcraft) medical practices were still in use which could be horrific, including human sacrifice. During the Reformation, this was much misused, whereby a woman boiling willow bark to make aspirin, might be executed as a witch for political reasons. Thirdly, was that many of the references in the Voynich document came from the Islamic world and there was fear of conversion from Christianity to Islam. The Voynich document was written circa 1490 A.D., so the Crusades against the Ottomans were on going at the time. Example: See the Crusade of King Sebastian to liberate Malta of 1578. In summary, possessing a medical book like the Voynich document, could easily get you burnt at the stake. If you have any doubts about the Catholic Church's influence on science, recall that when Galileo Galilei wrote that the Earth orbited the Sun, he was labeled a heretic and only after he recanted his writing as merely a suggestion and not a fact was his sentenced reduced to "house arrest" where he died on 8 January 1642, a far more enlightened period than when the Voynich document was written. To make clear, the Voynich document is not completely decoded, but enough of it has been so that we know in general what it is about and why it was so deliberately cryptically written. There are still decades worth of work to done, and some of it content may be lost to history. Unfortunately, but perhaps understandably, the few academics who do have a grasp of the topic are being quite secretive about their findings in hopes of publishing the definitive translation. Would academics do that? Absolutely! Just look at the handling of Göbekli Tepe. Add to that the junk scientists selling books about how the Voynich document is written by aliens, and you can understand the disinformation surrounding the Voynich document.

[@lgstar3363]

@@bravevoice2771yet foreigners claim they are North Americans! 🤣 never ever will be.

[@breX351]

The zodiac symbols might be helpful to illustrate the harvesting time of the medicinal plants so as to yield the best efficacious medicine.

[@dyd213]

ℹ️🎓👁 💪🏽🧠📶

[@dyd213]

Eg . Paracetamol (Acetaminophen) was not commonly used until 1950s !! Harmon Northrop MORSE Synthesised paracetamol in 1877 But it wasn’t until 1887 That Joseph von Mering Tried it on humans. This time line tells a very interesting story!

[@suzanoz4506]

Yes

[@suzanoz4506]

I have an astrological wheel for planting. I love it. 🌠🌟🌅

[@dalehill559]

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[@S_A_I_N_T_]

Has anyone considered, that maybe this particular one, is just a rewriting of an much older manuscript so data is not lost? Thats why is flawless...

[@mysonsinclearroseline4847]

I agree with u

[@heliosgnosis2744]

@9600GTMAN Cuneiform looks like gibberish also but tells some of the most grand tales in all history. Funny how so many do not know this thing has been cracked, it is written in a local European Language almost dead but not fully. Still being translated as I type this.

[@jasonfryer4953]

Very plausible

[@jasonfryer4953]

@sha broussard " yeah... And I'm The fkn pope!!! " Lol

[@heliosgnosis2744]

@sha broussard Actually I am an freak but the common public calls me autistic, this document is written in Proto-Romance, usually not written down for Latin was main champ at the time but many nobles hated Latin from the abuse by the Church to misguide all with not allowing the common person to so learn it this script comes from the HEART of where this text was first found and is the ROOT of Portuguese, Spanish, French, Italian, Romanian, Catalan and Galician. And btw I am not smart I am a Genius so they tell me. I could care less, but this is common logic, the most simple answer before all eyes for 100's of years yet not one considered a master herbalist would use a rarely written script to write such a masterpiece, makes more sense a local person of wealth had it so transcribed to be a heirloom item, perhaps from a rich doctor to son to inspire him and all his line to always remember the roots of medicine no matter how far, wide, or famous you become.....it all began with humbleness in the silent country of your grandfather's .

[@TBandarino]

Now, y'all are going to think this as incredibly far-fetched, but it truly isn't any more so than any of the theories offered in this documentary. Hildegard von Bingen was a 12th-century nun (and later an abbess) who was brilliant in many regards - a prolific writer, philosopher, visionary, composer (she wrote some of the more progressive music of her day - as a musicologist, this is how I got to know her) and more. She was so well regarded by others that popes and kings sought her council and advice. She wrote a great deal of botanical and medicinal texts, having gained practical skills in diagnosis, prognosis, and treatments of pretty much everything. One of her major works is "Physica", which is basically 9 books in one, which describes the medicinal and scientific properties of plants, animals, fish, even stones. I think Physica is the second oldest work still being published and used to this very day, second only to the Bible. Another is specific to ailments and injuries and their cures. That particular work (Causae at Curae) contains She is responsible for not only the text of her writings, she also did all of the illuminations - all really quite good. Where am I going with this? Hang in there, it's coming. In this documentary, I noticed that many of the illuminations are circular in nature. A large amount of Hildegard's artwork is of the same nature. Hildegard suffered from extreme migraines. Some sufferers experience a "halo" effect with their vision. Many theorize that these halos are evident in her artwork, being represented by circular (or circular-ish) art. Hildegard experienced many dreams and visions which she believed to be a direct communication from God. Many of these were written down. We all know how strange dreams can get, right? Sometimes they don't make sense, right? Let's continue... The Voynich manuscript is in an indecipherable language. It is well documented that Hildegard invented a language (Lingua ignota) that some scholars feel was used to sort of increase solidarity between the nuns of her order. Who's to say that she didn't create more than one? She had a working knowledge of physical, medicinal, and scientific properties of the things of nature. She experienced dreams and visions. Is it too far-fetched to think that the bizarre nature of the "plants" illustrated within the manuscript could possibly be the result of dreams and visions? Her illuminations share many of the same features as that shown within it. By all practical definitions of the word "physician", Hildegard was one and she explained the relationship between the human microcosm and the macrocosm of the universe. Elephant in the room...Hildegard predates the Voynich manuscript's carbon-dating by at least 150 years. Carbon-dating gives a fairly wide time frame. Perhaps, just perhaps the carbon-dating time frame could have been a bit wider or even shifted a slight bit. (Did I just offend a multitude of scientists?) Call me crazy, but I think it's worth consideration and makes a lot more sense than some of the theories discussed in the documentary.

[@hugueslaliberte1022]

Ya got me on a knowledge quest...thanks...let the fun begin....your extremley insightful, like me.

[@scottpreston5074]

Maybe. Read Anthony Peak's book "The Deamon." You will be surprised by his theories.

[@jeromegoodwin3848]

Copy of copies show different age.

[@jeromegoodwin3848]

@tonmy cas Garbage.

[@rthelionheart]

I refuse to believe a 12th Century woman wrote this🤨

[@BeRightBack131]

My first thought is Voynich's first mistake was not buying the entire trunk of manuscripts from the same author. He may have gotten a feel for the author's syntaxes, idiosyncrasies, vernacular, etc by studying the less daunting other manuscripts, then applying what he learned from the others to this more difficult one. Coming from an author myself. Authors typically have certain idiosyncrasies in their syntaxes and vernacular that hold true to everything they write. Just saying...

[@nckfrmthapnw]

Solid point.

[@joseffinat966]

Soms zei ik weleens wat is dat een raar element ,maar bekijk je het woord weer anders dan zie je EL-e-ment ,bestaan wij uit elementen JA ,God zegt uit stof zijt gij gemaakt maar stof wil niet zeggen uit een stof dus moet men kijken naar meerdere stoffen ,even voor gemak wat Paus PIUS = VROME= PI-US en P = Fosfor ,dus wat zei hij hierover dat het een versnelling geeft in natuurkundige formules ,bekijk ook dat woord weer even anders FOR-MU-LES OF FORM-U-LES , Ja dat is een hele grote les die men moet form-u-LES ,I = imperator ook dat woord kun je weer anders gaan zien ( Imp(r) = Imprimatur: = worde gedrukt( IN= Indium betekend ELEMENT = El Elion meent of EL-EM-ENT OOK DEZE WOORD KUN JE WEER ANDERS BEKIJKEN DOOR IN ELEMENTEN TE ZOEKEN (voorbeeld E= electric dus plus of-min ( +of- ( ook de A= Ampere = AM-PÉ-RE OF AM-PERE ( EN HEEL MOOI IS A.D ( DOM-in-i )😅😂 houdt in Gods Elementen zitten in ons allen alle verschillende stoffen ,afijn deze les is afgelopen nu eerst pauselijke pauselijk kun je ook weer anders bekijken Paus- e-lijk 🤭😅

[@cherylschumaker1366]

You would think they would have cloth gloves on , so the oils from their fingers don't ruin or mold the pages... .

[@ladyearin]

Oh thanx! I thought i was the only one bothered by it!!! Wear gloves!!!

[@REVERSESARCASM]

Try digitally copied, dipshits.

[@Liz_678]

@@ladyearin me too!

[@fazem137]

Do you not know what this book has survived!? Few fingers? I’m sure it will be fine 😂

[@gabrielp9646]

@Cheryl Schumaker Those are replicas... The real book only appears once in this documentary, and they´re in deed using gloves: 23:36

[@jettangeles2707]

If someone long ago was just “trolling” & wrote this manuscript, that was one VERY expensive way to troll. Pretty sure this manuscript was very important.

[@chefwd2010]

It an ancient african medical volume that has ben copied because of fear being killed by the church.

[@danielbianchi2246]

Agree Totally

[@marhawkman303]

If you're looking to sell something as a rare book you're going to want to make it look good. I remember seeing someone once point out that it's possible the author was a very skilled transcriptionist, thus why the lettering is so neat, but not a good artist, which is why the pictures are rudimentary. Definitely would have been expensive to make. But it's a book that at first glance looks quite valuable.

[@pinnochionoseandarealliveb5020]

I find it plausible of a book... just as the necronomicon or the Goetia... lesser/greater keys of solomon The Ancient Grimoire.... many old magical manuscripts.... these are probably magical recipies...

[@syddlinden8966]

have you seen how much people spend on bullet journaling supplies tho

[@RememberMe123-b4b]

After someone figures this book out, come decipher my utility bill.

[@grzegorzzkoszalina]

kzbin.info/door/8LrN1tt6Xc3LTRgwwsCtaA?view_as=subscriber

[@bettykappes2426]

Maybe the Voynich Code IS their electric bill...! 🐒

[@victoriadavis4021]

LMFAO you ain't shit for this comments 🤣🤣😭

[@goatmansasquatch1485]

Ok 10 bucks

[@Tripl3333]

lol lol

[@ortheosapolloson1197]

Why is no one pondering the idea that the Voynich Manuscript is, in fact, an ancient Grimoire? As a practitioner of the Old Arts myself, my first thoughts are that the information presented seems to be along very similar topics you’d see in a Modern Practitioner’s Grimoire. Herbs and their Planetary and Elemental Associations ,Astrology, Spells, and Alchemy are all topics a Modern Practitioner would research as part of our path is living more in harmony with the world around us through use of Natural Herbs as Medicine and Food

[@emonymph6911]

This video has been watched over 8million times for up to 50minutes, meaning that whoever wrote this book has wasted over 750year's worth of productivity. Good one Voynich Code!

[@stevengermadnik3162]

And with that...I withdraw from any further INTEREST IN THIS NONSENCE

[@stevengermadnik3162]

In fact, most of the population can't Even read !

[@smallstudiodesign]

@@jamesjones1962 exactly. I’m in pandemic lockdown mode ... I’ve never watched more KZbin videos in my life.

[@Sphynxs]

@@stevengermadnik3162 hahahah you're right, and most of the population can't write either!:) no offense!

[@lisetteem588]

@@smallstudiodesign did you learn from it?

[@kellyanneree3252]

This is a lesson in knowing when to say "I just don't know"! Look at the crazy stories these so called experts came up with! Experts are legends in their own mind. Don't let them get in yours!

[@sleepybunny2]

So true! The DaVinci theory is especially unfounded.

[@jeanettejackson444]

They should be wearing gloves while handling such a rare book.

[@justinsmith4562]

haha

[@robinholland1136]

Depends on the material it's written on. If it's written on parchment, gloves are not required.

[@ekajenroh2513]

Preach💂⚔️📜⚔️💂

[@gjstein5418]

Freepoland

[@kafacela483]

..unless its fake ...then,they dont have to....

[@annettepatchell9517]

The text seems to appear not as letters but rather as notes for sound. Sound is the universal language of the universe. Also this appears to be a daily journal that also combine depictions of plants and women. The author also had knowledge of astronomy, the sun, the moon, zodiac and other types of charts. The long letter t that loops over twice is meant to be a separation of phrases or the start of a new day. The notes that are in written in the round circles appears to be songs, whereas the rest of it would be journaling. Throughout the manuscript, there doesn't appear to be any code because you don't see any mistakes or anything crossed out.. Also the fluidity of the writing suggests that the author was writing as if to tell a story. So far, that's all i have to contribute to this mysterious manuscript.

[@paigelee2994]

The reason they are not wearing gloves is that 1. This is not a modern book, the oils from their hands will not deteriorate it, intact it will help the book remain soft and stop it from cracking (its vellum which is like leather) 2. White fabric gloves are made of rough material that can damage books and as you cannot feel what you are touching there’s a greater risk that so will you 3. With the carbon dating is the only instance that wearing gloves in important however you cannot wear plastic cloves, no bare skin or anything that will shed fibres either. So that’s really unavoidable having been looked at for centuries, they would have taken a sample from a part that was untouched since creation we do not wear gloves when look at medieval/early/premodern books unless there are specific circumstances

[@eugenegaudet6951]

thank you for an interesting answer to that nagging question​

[@paigelee2994]

Eugene Gaudet that’s okay, I just figured that most people haven’t had the opportunity to see and touch these rare books and are mainly going of what seems right to them. I’m very lucky to get to look at books like this very often so I thought I could be helpful maybe? 😊😊

[@PAULLONDEN]

It's not so much a case of soiling some "important manuscript" but wearing gloves is more a sign of respect maybe ? .......It seems they were already sure this was a fantasy object made by a monk with too much time on his hands ? >23:36< anyway...what are people moaning about ?

[@paigelee2994]

PaulLonden even if it was a fantasy object that’s still pertinent to studying the mentality and emotional aspect of people in the past. But I completely understand that it “feels right” to use gloves, even if it technically puts the book at more risk of cracking and tearing 😊

[@nadyaberlin9775]

Poppy Lee b**&&&626

[@jdinhuntsvilleal4514]

Ancient bored kid to ancient friend: "Hey, check out this book I put together." Ancient friend: "Kewl, but what does it mean?" Ancient bored kid: "Nothing, but it will drive the adults crazy."

[@keithmanning2466]

I like that kids will be kids

[@douglaswallace7680]

A completely random set of characters meaning nothing ? I L O V E I T !

[@angelschiering566]

Jokes for days

[@angelschiering566]

Code to all of our medicine resides within my mind-I just had to do some field research on what didn’t work bahaha

[@FredrichNietzsche25]

Congratulations, you've won the internet

[@edwardbliss8931]

People from the 15th century would find it impossible to crack the code of today's rap lyrics

[@abelhuang2527]

😂

[@pickletineeltaimados5205]

Lmao so true. ,^v^,

[@Frst2nxt]

in rap there's no actual message. just a round around to waste our time.

[@GgNora]

lol

[@johnbarnesNnaptown]

GgNora Ronald Reagan invented crack and Ganter rap

[@blueworld25]

The production team in this doc needs an award!!

[@minecraftreposts6075]

Yesss heey

[@jasoncharles8651]

7 g of mushrooms, then ask the book to tell you what it is trying to convey.

[@jamesthomas8481]

If only more ppl would take their daily mushies then they'd understand so much more in life. Pitty it still wouldn't clear up this manuscript i think.

[@Claire_Voyant]

Could get by with 5 dried grams ;)

[@oldladywhocantdrivewell7545]

I like the way you people think

[@jasoncharles8651]

@@jamesthomas8481 , I know factually a weekend with this manuscript and I would have inroads, but I would need several 2 day studies.

[@jamesthomas8481]

I'm thinking about doing my own. Ill use ⅛th of mushies, an array of natural vegan water colors and dies concocted by the very things I wish to draw. And then all I need to in code is Google translate and a few Chinese phrases. Yup. That'll do it.(Google isn't the best at translating Chinese, hint hint)

[@Syphong]

I can just imagine the spirit of the author of this book sitting there and laughing while saying "Haha! I knew this will fuck them up! Best prank ever!" :D

[@elcucumber2847]

same

[@TheAleksandros]

finds the meaning of the unknown alphabet -> translates it -> ''It's just a prank bro''

[@stefanoff1606]

The Bible already did that

[@diannaskare7829]

Yulian Savchev yeh especially because it is man-made and has nothing of the truth from The Teacher! none of that was allowed!

[@billjulius8843]

Creaphonics yeah well fuck that guy he's dead

[@montanamegaliths4842]

Why oh why are they not wearing cotton gloves when they touch this precious document? The oils from their fingers damage the manuscript forever.

[@damiencowl9777]

Maybe because Nazi's don't give a fuck?

[@SomeBuddy777]

Sorry, I posted nearly indentical question before seeing yours. I mean, I have watched many History Channel programs where they are almost afraid to exhale lest they damage the precious document!

[@jojo-zd6rr]

that's good...let them fall right into the trap 13read that book in spinning language

[@jojo-zd6rr]

there is 1 formula in that book they never going to find.

[@londorsey9013]

because its fake

[@NOHTenma]

Maybe if it's a book on medicine, perhaps they had a multiple-lens magnification, which allowed them to see microscopic views of the plant. Perhaps they explored the idea of combining different plants together to grow plants that could tackle multiple ills at once. Perhaps, if they were actually able to see cellular activity and because they had no known mechanism of their activity, the images of these little women are just what they believed were the reason the cells were able to move around? Kinda like how we can't see the "firmament" but it's being held up "somehow." Perhaps during their study of this cellular activity they were trying to formulate a way to get these unrelated plants to meld together. One plant for coughs, one plant for chills. If you could somehow get the humors from one plant into another and combine their properties, you could create a single plant that could tackle a cold or a fever, without having a patient take multiple brews / concoctions over time. Perhaps this was an individual's thought experiment on how blending living plants together could create better medicinals and tinctures, without the benefit of cell research or the technical knowledge behind the mechanism of biology? This person may have been very good in the abstract but not especially learned in certain technical fields, but had access to information that he could interpret as he pleased. Perhaps he HAD some technical education and wanted to pursue deviations from the norm which was why he had to encode it? This person might have had to make up terms for things he didn't know or understand, perhaps using a combined knowledge of different languages to describe what he saw and that's why we can't figure them out. Made-up words that are then decoded are decidedly more difficult to crack. I've done something like this myself as a child, but now without the original memory of the language I can't decipher any of the words I managed to re-translate to roman letters. I had entire journal entries using this made up language that was then given its own alphabet. Now I have no idea what the heck I wrote about, even if I managed to decode the individual letters! Given that this person had access to many avenues of literature, medical / medicinal knowledge, but no specific artistic ability, the women and dragon(s?) In his illustrations were not explicitly that important. They might be a convenient way to describe an abstract thought that didn't need anything beyond the barest minimal representation of something recognizable. On the other hand, he might have had great artistic training and chose not to focus on that because it wasn't the art he wanted to explore but the ideas he was writing so carefully. We keep wanting to put geniuses on this weird, perfect pedestal, but this person may have literally did everything possible to not be who we think they should be, so they weren't identified, or just because their brain worked in a way we don't ascribe to our version of genius. I'm totally enamored by these things, but as much as I fancy myself a puzzler, I was never great at Cyphers so I will theorize on the intent but not specifically what's in the Cypher🤷🏿‍♀️😂

[@mindymorgan8479]

Yes I agree with this! The pictures are exaggerated. To show like leaf shape, pollen, seeds, roots. We did the same in plant ID class in horticulture school. Exactly this. And some of us had beautiful pics and horrible writing. Or short hand scribbles and beautiful pictures. Maybe they are kind of a personal book of notes.?

[@joseffinat966]

Er zijn vele vragen wie wat waarom, ten eerste kun je afvragen waarom hebben altijd dezelfden de patenten op zak, waarom werd in Nederland bijvoorbeeld homeopatische vermeldingen op verpakkingen van wat het aan geneeskracht bezat/ zit ) verboden, waarom heeft een bepaalde groep zoveel macht toegeëigend dat het blijkbaar zelfs op elke plant op aarde een patent op ligt, neem bijvoorbeeld broccoli met een langere steel waar de Monsanto’s patenteerde terwijl zij die gratis was verstrekt wat zit erachter en wat is hun bedoelingen net zo de Rothschi fam die een zus heeft met grote kennis van biologie en dan kom je ook op een vliegramp waar wetenschappers op weg waren naar een conferentie over het Hiv virus en steeds loop je weer tegen dezelfde figuren als Mengele zelfs zijn achternaam zegt al veel Meng= mengen ook hij was een vreemde figuur die experiment op experiment uitvoerde ,dus die mensen hebben het geld en macht om alles naar hun hand te zetten net als al het andere Historie en nu komen die op het idee om de hele wereldbevolking te resetten hoe krankjorume moet je willen wezen en hun zwamverhalen over hun virussen, zoals die in Brazilië de ZIKA virus waar Rockefeller al in 1947 al patenten op hadden en Corona,covid 19 ook een getal die men te vaak tegenkomt of 33 zit misschien daar het antwoord van het Algebra net als PI de zestiende letter van het Griekse alfabet is ,waarom mocht er geen homeopatische middelen niet meer aan hun geneeskunde meedoen in het geheel want laten wij eerlijk zijn waar kwam anders penicilline vandaan ook op een toevalligerwijze ( SCHIMMELS ) en dan moet je terugkijkend naar de Azteken/ Maja en de Inca’s waar toen al veel vermeld werd over hun betekenis van planten en hun genezing of vergiftigen zoals ook paddestoelen het in zich kunnen hebben SCHIMMELSPOREN EN HUN SAMENWERKING MET SOMMIGE BOOMSOORTEN ,DE LUCHT ZIT VOL MET SCHIMMELSPOREN, DUS OOK TOEN AZTEKEN TIJDPERK WERDEN PLANTEN NA GETEKEND EN DAN ZIE JE PRECIES LIJKENDE TEKENINGEN ZOALS DE BALCHEBOOM ,DE AGAVE ,COPALBOOM,EN NET WAAR JE HEBT OVER DE LEVENSBOOM IN DE BIJBEL IK DENK DAAR ZOUDEN ZIJ MEER INFORMATIEF NAAR MOETEN KIJKEN NAAR DAT SOORT GESCHRIFTEN EN SYMBOLEN EN HUN TEKENINGEN ( ook de bevolking ervan Indianen en hun plantenkenners

[@alexanderjackson9302]

I can figure this out. Easy.. find the plants that match the drawing and smoke them. And you'll see what it says..

[@fatezwayz]

Lol!

[@stew8649]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@DEADPOOL-oy4gr]

You'll need a woman, dude.

[@alexanderjackson9302]

@@DEADPOOL-oy4gr and this is coming from someone who has a comic book character as their name🙄🙄🙄😂

[@staticinwonderland]

Well so far I think smoking cheeba had me decode life so ..yeah might work 😂🤣

[@memoe911]

I didn’t know Bane narrated a documentary. Thank you for the great narration, Mr. Bane.

[@TheBoredPirate]

🤣 🤣🤣🤣🤣❤️

[@1Live2Love3Thrive]

Well he does okay.

[@nosuchthing8]

I am Voynchs Reckoning

[@justingilbone6386]

dude have you even seen the movie? Bane's voice is high-pitched like an old woman.

[@hlezisy7236]

You made my day with your comment😀. My son is always impersonating Bane so I know exactly what you mean.

[@teetee_revnge6555]

The book is about herbs and healing aspects of the herb, but to used in a specific way and by particular people based on the person's DNA, horoscopes etc; wouldn't be a great go on to say it's just as complex as Einstein's conception of black holes/time travel.

[@joseffinat966]

Einstein was een vrijmetselaar en kwam niet verder dan een steen 😅 😂 zijn achternaam zegt al veel over zichzelf net als Mengele

[@annmarie1569]

It looks like a medicinal book and cures for diseases that the author maybe didn't want anyone to know to protect his work. Also, there could be cures in there that were way ahead of their time and possibly even names of diseases that we know today but were unheard of back in his days. I wish I could get ahold of that book to get a better look at it myself.

[@ScoobyShotU]

Then Google the pdf its publicly accessible idk why everyone keeps saying this go to a library they have a copy of the pdf I promise u ppl have spent entire lifetimes trying to figure it out you won't have any idea they didn't but good luck I hope u do figure it out lol

[@MemphisP123]

This has not been proven to be a hoax, so don't listen to anybody in the comments who says that. I looked up as much as I can find on this manuscript, and although there is a lot of speculation for both sides, there isn't any conclusive evidence for anything. So for now, we need to consider this still a mystery, and continue researching.

[@GoWild_EN]

Phil Harris it remains a mystery

[@marekbartas6021]

Hello Phil, there is something about this paintings much much more. It looks like Voynich known a "language" or Soul of plants. Or universal flow of energy it is in all pictures. I saw this video in a past to half and i never gave dislike anywhere but dislike was here, I changed to like again.

[@JSListerud]

Phil Harris You are the closest. I put my comments in and you can read it. It is a reproduction of mayan alchemy but its in a language between malaysian and egyptian. It was reproduced in a germanic monastery at the same time as the Vikings travels documents were.

[@codemiesterbeats]

evidence, sources?

[@aselle1709]

The thing is with the manuscript: MOST LIKELY people have been trying to decipher the Voynich Manuscript, arrogantly making assumptions that it is surely a Slavic, Celtic or a Germanic language (?) But in fact, it's been recently deciphered by people who are not even professional deciphers. They did it just for fun. Part of the Problem was that it's not that the manuscript was a mystery - it's just not enough people have tried to crack it. The manuscript got dismissed as "the lost language" or "alien gibberish" by some Caucasian "codebreakers", just because THEY weren't able to decipher the book. And what's entertaining (or sad?) the most is that NONE of these people thought to venture outside of European languages. But in reality anyone who's seriously enough into Turkic languages could easily spot something eerily familiar about the writing. And that is how self-centered some people are. The end. kzbin.info/www/bejne/pmfOloCdgdJ5e80

[@driaw7104]

A lot of the images drawn in the book remind me of aquatic plants. Interesting and enlightening documentary. Thank you

[@craigwoodgate8132]

I'VE CRACKED IT!!! it's an IKEA instructions Manuel to put together a TV cabinet 😁

[@La_abbess]

Craig Woodgate finally!!! Mine sitting here wobbly missing pegs!

[@NoName-np8ko]

drop the dead donkey "it will never be cracked then" You must be talking about the manuscript because an IKEA TV cabinet is guaranteed to crack within 9 days.

[@ar-sithf.austin3744]

Craig Woodgate Manuel is the name of an IKEA manual? So it's in Spanish too?! We're never going to get this thing assembled!!!

[@1337penguinman]

Nah, not nearly complicated enough.

[@sillybitchproductions2825]

Craig Woodgate It's the warranty and all the different ways they void. "Do not use in sunlight. Do not use as a cabinet. Do not set objects on it. Do not use it. Do not look at it. Thank you for choosing IKEA"

[@JessicaGarcia-xj2ci]

It’s definitely a book of Alchemy for sure because it isn’t just botany/plants /medicinal it’s definitely a manuscript Beautifully crafted in its time much like the great Nostradamus he too crafted his books manner although he was much more scientific mathematics

[@mizpolysnodolly567]

I thought the same thing

[@jessicabishop315]

Sounds to me like a sort of book of shadows. Each family of witches (healers) have a book that can be passed down the family line and to keep the secrets in the family are coded. Only the family know what it means. And back then needing to hide the fact of being a healer for fear of death and rejection

[@eduardomeza6057]

U just explained what I was thinking and couldn’t get myself to say the way I was thinking.

[@Questfinder1]

Its a learned female healers book. She most likely lived secluded because of peoples fear of supernatural. This is old old. Back before what most of us even can think is real history. This is a spell book of a druid healer.

[@lily6246]

@@Questfinder1 wonderful! I want one plz🍀

[@mumo9413]

I just found this video, it's definitely a grimoire/ book of shadows! I'm a witch! I understood it just seeing quick flashes. Even down to the ritual baths. I'm going to see if there's a copy somewhere?

[@jessiemiller6866]

@@mumo9413 yes I knew it was a grimoire immediately

[@ernestteam2844]

Second time I watch this video, second time I am appalled by the bare-hand manipulations of ths unique book. Never, ever saw that!!!

[@gabi6898]

All these old books should be uploaded on the Internet so we all have acces to them not only a few academics.

[@Mama.africa]

It can land in a wrong hands and it can bring catastrophe to human kind ! Not all knowledge is allowed to the public

[@SunFlower-it7lb]

@@Mama.africa the worlds books are already in the wrong hands..

[@romelindareyes7337]

Nice video, very engaging from the beginning to the end. Nevertheless putting our time and effort in activities and investments that will yield a profitable return in the future is what we should be aiming for

[@jasmineheidi1427]

I came to KZbin to learn how to trade after listening to a guy on radio talk about the importance of investing and how he made $460,000 in 4 months from $160k. Somehow this video has helped shed light on some things, but I'm confused, I'm a newbie and I'm open to ideas.

[@mackzack297]

Investing in stocks is a good idea, a good trading system would puts you through many days of success.

[@dicksoneteng2111]

Exactly @mr Glenn, the trick is to diversify your investment, don't panic when everyone else do and invest consistently

[@viratkhan4307]

@Gadafy Moses That's impressive. Are you giving him your money or it stays in your trading account? What's really the idea behind copying trades.

[@viratkhan4307]

@Gadafy Moses Can I get his service outside the US. Or his broker is registered in the US only?

[@saramullenish]

I wonder what people of another time and place would think while trying to decode Dr. Seuss.

[@tommymeyer8281]

+Sara Mullen I guarantee you that there would be several popular cults dedicated to his works and possibly the birth of a major religion heralding him as a prophet lol

[@heliosgnosis2744]

+Sara Mullen green eggs and green ham I think they would think what parent would let their kids eat spoiled deadly food lol

[@goognamgoognw6637]

They would think hygienic rolls had cartoons print on them.

[@kathymarquis5906]

Sara Mullen

[@diamondsmasher]

They could decipher it in a box. They could decipher it with a fox.

[@DarthBane959]

It’s like scientists finding a flashdrive full of memes thousands of years from now

[@danied605]

Lmao not gonna know wtf was going on. Our writting is going to be the emoji symbols 😂😂

[@adenaas9108]

yeah to quote Bob Lazar's brilliant metaphor on him 'messing' with that gravity propulsion machine at Area 57 " Its like dropping a nuclear reactor into a room of scientists in the 1900's and asking them to find out how its made, they would take the main casing off and be dead within a couple of minutes from radiation poisoning, then the next lot of scientists coming to check on the first lot would find out that all the scientists are dead, they too would also rapidly die from radiation exposure etc" got to love Bob Lazar LOL

[@mbp7060]

Probably some guy's fantasy about merging human beings with plants AND the guy was high when he wrote it so good luck trying to translate it.

[@hemisaikia2221]

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[@brittanychanel4068]

😂😂😂😂 wait I’m crying this is so true 😂

[@Nicholas-ob5eh]

They just sat down one day and decided to troll the future

[@korkey999]

Ha very good. Let’s all write some complete rubbish and bury it to confuse the hell out of future generations

[@TimZeTerrible]

It's an old jewish book on healing plants. Algorithms helped figure it out recently. Mystery solved.

[@Shadow77999]

SubAccount-01 hahah breddy gud

[@Gos1234567]

Timthe seer - wrong,

[@gazzarover]

lool

[@danielhanawalt4998]

Very interesting and well done video. So many things from the past yet to be discovered and understood. If only I could live hundreds of years to see them.

[@theresefournier3269]

You will, forever! ❤️🔥

[@TimCurry04]

I know EXACTLY what this is... someone's notebook from The Essene's Brotherhood. There is ABSOLUTELY no way they don't know where this book comes from. The herbal medicines, root cutting, astrology, Akashic connections of the past life, and more.

[@webbzeit]

How nice for you to have EXACT knowledge.

[@billlee5031]

I believe u

[@johnlynch575]

I! Your chosen and in the FLOW, then can be , shall be IS READ

[@HH-gf5dj]

I really think this is from another planet are another dimension of Earth cuz we have we've had interstellar travel for decades that 85% of the public does not even know about yet and they will soon but in the meantime here's the book I just get that feeling you know you know of course who am I but you know.

[@tatianapahlen6271]

A phenomenal interview as always -- informative, original & breathtaking! Thank you for sharing it with your grateful audience!

[@Dave_Jr.]

The Voynich Text was written in ancient Turkish, and has been decoded.

[@joseffinat966]

@@Dave_Jr.leuk nou weten wij van wie afkomstig en betekenis en waar te vinden is al deze kennis en die vele vrouwen erin HAREMVROUWEN 😅😂😂😂 ,zo te zien veel uitgeprobeerd 👈😲

[@FangElonz]

Imagine spending your whole life decrypting this book just to find out that it's just a collection of nursery rhymes.

[@cfoster6804]

I agree. I feel like many times we make a big deal out of simple things just because they're ancient.

[@miniwaern]

Your life's a collection of nursery rhimes you old bonobo

[@d74morris]

Hustle Yea Right that wood suck

[@k.w.churchill4397]

@@miniwaern did you just call him a chimpanzee???

[@klubkid46]

@@k.w.churchill4397 I would have to see his skin color to decipher that.

[@SteveAtwal]

The first thing I noticed, when the librarian was opening and turning the pages to show him the book, was that these guys should be wearing gloves! Oils/etc from the human hands could cause deterioration of the book. Pretty unprofessional. Hmm 🤔

[@morningmayan]

Best comment I read - "Try unplugging it and turning it back on..."

[@drdavidthornton]

morningmayan .. yep. Hilarious! I don't know if you saw but this mystery has been solved.. kzbin.info/www/bejne/pmfOloCdgdJ5e80

[@stevebrindle1724]

Or perhaps give it a good thump, could be a bad connection!

[@account0199]

You can't do that, you first have to plug it back, THEN turn it back on.

[@brendancronin4786]

morningmayan you cud av passed that comment off as your own..for play cos that's funny

[@skildskopez7978]

They should try and replace its battery's

[@drmadjdsadjadi]

Imagine our collective surprise when we do decipher it, that we will discover the entire manuscript is nothing more than the 15th century equivalent of being “Rick-rolled”.

[@ryanlight2874]

what’s this jibber? has it ever been deciphered?

[@drmadjdsadjadi]

@@ryanlight2874 Nope, it hasn’t but that is all the more reason I think that this was one of the world’s first instances of trolling.

[@choppps5858]

That's what I was thinking

[@davidhunt1350]

"Anything is possible" & to say not would be very foolish & un open minded, this said I have hope that it is the real deal, for it to be fake or make no sense at all would be basically making a mockery of the creator because the last laugh would be had & shared by & I quote an absolute zero not a single person in which case like a joke without a punchline if it cannot be deciphered by anyone or anything or method then this enigma joke or forgery has created an unknown language that does not repeat, & does not error in form style or font, it is although un decipherable code or language, for lack of better discription "perfect print" without mistake smear, smudge or lie, within the laws of its own "words" it has the most beautiful style caligraphic stylized type font, & yet how many manuscript errors can be found, let alone identified? apsrt from the fact that a particular part, portion has actually been removed or cut out which has been claimed this in itself does nothing to dissuade or disprove it's authenticity, but just to bare in mind remember that upon this Earth are many, many languages technologies, sciences mathematics patterns & in general points of veiw that you yourself, me myself & many ,many more people may through out this life might possibly never ever know" these particular thoughts words deeds technologies languages don't dissapear or lose value just because our knowledge of understanding cannot make sense of them they don't cease to exist or hold relevance. they just lay in waiting for discovery from one whom can make sense of them, I bet this enigma could very quickly be answered by the criptic puzzle solving abilities of the Quantum computer whom could crack supposedly any & all puzzles supposedly within a very short period, then again it could all be a farce, in either case I bought myself a copy of it because like any movie buff, to be able to be a great fanatic of movies you have to watch many, you can't just stop at the shit ones, you could but you would short change your self especially if you were competing knowledge wise for a contest puzzle or test, if you think one biscuit in life was not so fancy you don't stop eating biscuits all together.

[@abdinour786]

@Demsjust canthelpit ce

[@kt1pl2]

My friend (who'd knowledgeable about history) says that one sheet of the vellum used to make this book would be 1 calf. Think how many calves it took to make this book! Because of that and the astronamical cost that the book would have cost to make he doesn't believe it was a hoax.

[@Katy-ye1zr]

There are human animal skins too. Human skin covers; books.

[@avicennitegh1377]

@ kt1pl2 that's a good point -- it should be brought up somewhere

[@bruzote]

One sheet? No way? What would they be using - a small rabbit?! Lookup images of vellum being made. It is stretched across a frame many feet in each dimension! That's many sheets you would get, not one of the sheets in this small book.

[@fredquillen6608]

Lmao not true.. it friends either lying to u or a moron

[@Ryan-eu3kp]

@@Katy-ye1zr Really? Thats interesting

[@thurayya8905]

I was going to suggest that the text was actually separate from the illustrated version. I would say that rather than some huge conspiracy, doctors just wanted to keep their knowledge within their circle of friends.

[@Eohyr]

Manuscript author: "omg, this book is so informative and will help thousands for years to come!" literally everyone else: "wtf does this mean, i don't understannnnd!"

[@markpaterson2053]

Never mind. Maybe someone will crack the code in another 300 years.

[@JH-yk5re]

Al ready cracked.....see weed share’s channel and find out.

[@iancampbell1316]

I spent a little time looking at the illustrations of plants in the manuscript and I think I have an idea that may be worth pursuing. I'm sure it has been explored before but what if it is a botany book dealing with grafting different plants together. Looking at the manuscript, it seems to me that in many if not all of them the roots or other parts of the plant and the rest of the plant are different and seem like they don't belong together. Why draw them like that. Why not have them flow together as one plant. Maybe as you turn the pages the illustrations depict the result of graft after graft and then the resulting plant. The other parts may describe the positive and negative affects of the new plant resulting from the grafting. Think about it. We humans today have experimented with psychotropic drugs. Maybe the strange illustrations is an attempt to describe the describable. To get the answer, start with identifying plants illustrated first in the manuscript. Find them if they still exist, and begin the grafting process. If the graft of the first two result in something that looks like the next illustration, I'd say that would be a break through.

[@gregroth4696]

Maybe they are also talking about human genetic manipulation, and hybridization as well.

[@levelsuponlevels]

So many fruits and vegetables are hybrids. Bananas, seedless fruits....

[@gregroth4696]

Maybe it’s a fantasy children’s book for entertainment purposes?

[@arosefortes6507]

Interesting theory! Maybe the little women bathing are how many times a plant was grafted before a result and a star. For all that work on a book surely it means something!

[@margeryfranko1850]

Thank you Ian. I like your thought process. I think you could be onto something. It looks like it was meant to be found, at the right time.

[@fattyz1]

Nice documentary. The narrators voice is very soothing, I took at least two naps.

[@ivocortez2186]

"we brought an expert that spent a lot of time looking at the book, to give us an idea"... The expert: "So... We think it's about the plants & roots drawn in the pages, it contains different sections..." Me: "I haven't noticed that..."

[@marlowenapier286]

That was the first thing I did notice about it was seeming to conical the flora and it’s properties. Could be of healing properties.. Or with the picture of that goat and what I have researched the women in the baskets having babies is much like what we are finding today, similarities in the cabal rituals, as the Pirbright institute and the finding plant life that caused issues and finding solutions to sell pills for profit. Big pharmaceutical started.. could it be the beginnings of that? Just thinking out loud…🤔☺️

[@berlingolingoful]

🤣

[@goatwarrior3570]

The creator of the Voynich manuscript has reached Troll Level - GOD!

[@GabeMahan]

Abaddon Interitus that is hilarious...

[@cjboac9864]

It’s shocking that the woman was allowed to leaf through the pages with her bare hands, not wearing gloves! There are oils on the human hands & that should never, ever had been allowed!!!

[@conniewolf7300]

Humans retain much of their original stupidity!

[@dedbae]

Lol it's not real

[@libbyshipman9607]

I noticed that too. In museums this would require a specially controlled environment and could only be handled wearing gloves.

[@billhuffman4327]

We've been lied to from 3rd grade! I'm 72yrs old, and watched the lies play out.. The good news is many people are waking up!

[@TheEves2012]

It bothers me that they aren't wearing gloves while handling this book.

[@bookashkin]

Doesn't bother me. I am sure the author meant the book to be read by people. Holding it in their hands, breathing moist air onto its pages.

[@marieduran6286]

What he meant by that is that the oil from the human hands will deteriorate the pages of the book.

[@whydoyougottahavthis]

Honestly I feel the same way with guns, metals deteriorate and so does a lot of other stuff from the oil on our hands, honestly its quite destructive lol

[@marieduran6286]

bullsht noprivacy Thank you for agreeing with me. I hope they are reading this and start to do something.

[@bookashkin]

Sorry to dissent from the general trend here, but I don't think you should wear gloves while reading books. Soap and water removes just about all the oils. It's a book. They are meant to be read. By people. Ever see a violinist play a Stradivarius with gloves?

[@jimmy_jamesjams_a_lot4171]

I’m really impressed by the (Swiss?!) gentleman who immediately recognized the rolled ahead alphabets. Such a common way to create a private set of letters! But his knowledge of ‘abbreviations’? It is second to none!! I’ve always been very fond of the great many symbols that the clergy had made use of near to the times of the reformation and then segueing into the newer Christian creeds. I’ve often asked, ‘How come there was not a whole other council called over the great many abbreviations used by both Lutherans and Roman Catholics?!’. For all I know there was. There was some deal of controversy regarding the appearance of the name James in place of Jacob in that one version of the Bible. This book? Anyone who has owned it was completely conned! Pure dream journal. Very entertaining program!

[@christineveazey4345]

Roger Bacon definitely didn't make the Voynich manuscript. I believe it was Giovani Pico della Mirandola. He claimed to have come upon an old manuscript in a Jesuit monastic library. In his own. words, "It was Providence that I found it." Pico was fluent in Aramaic and ancient Hebrew which helped him to decipher the old codes, which were divinatory in nature. At the time he was tutor for the Medici family and taught Michelangelo as a child. Michelangelo was in the Medici family's care for his education and upbringing. Michelangelo and Leonardo were friends also, not enemies, as some people like to think. They exchanged secret divination information, which can be found in Michelangelo's, as well as da Vinci's paintings. Giovani Pico della Mirandola came under the scrutiny of the Roman Catholic pope for challenging the church's teachings during his public lectures. He was able to charm his way around the church for awhile, but not for long. He was finally captured, thrown into St. Mark's prison and died 3-4 years later. His skeleton was found in 2008 and the bones were riddled with arsenic. He probably went blind and was starved to death also, not to mention the having suffered the tortures that went on in the Roman Catholic prisons. The Roman Catholic Church and it's popes have been such wonderful examples of Christ's teachings? In reality, they are one of the most corrupt institutions on the planet. Nothing can convince me otherwise!!

[@bartandrews5884]

I agree, the Catholic Church is not Christian in any way. It's the Whore of Babylon referred to in the Bible.

[@kellycarver2500]

Christine, you are absolutely correct about the Catholic church. Evil to the core. Please read my comment above as I believe it would interest you about what I have found. Thanx.

[@christineveazey4345]

@@kellycarver2500 I'm not sure why this happens, Kelly, but there are only four replies above, and yours is not there. I've recently noticed that many posts are removed from other You Tube pages, as well. I guess whoever owns the page removes what they don't like. Sorry I couldn't read yours.

[@kellycarver2500]

@@christineveazey4345, Thanks for the reply. Not sure what happened. I wholeheartedly agree about the Catholic 'church'. Satan owns it and works through it. The Bible says we will know God's people from the fruit they produce. Pedophile, Satan worshippers, and more, and they are STILL finding cemeteries full of those they have murdered. Not even one of their doctrines is Biblical, what can anyone expect from that? Look up the term 'doctrines of devils' and you will find Catholic doctrines. NO JOKE. This is very strange, but I found some tiny things which appear to be microchips in my right eyebrow hair follicles. Many of them look like the barrel shaped objects on page 140 of the manuscript. You may want to check you right eyebrow. My husband had some in his left eyebrow. They can be seen at a four hundred magnification with a common microscope. I believe they are demon technology, what people refer to as 'alien'. but in reality is DEMON. I commented below about this too. I found other things as well, which are demonic in nature. I think they have been chipping us and using us all of our lives. I really want to know what page 140 says, but it looks like a gene chart or generation chart of women..

[@christineveazey4345]

@@kellycarver2500Wow, thanks for the info!! I'll look that up!!

[@ITSERIKAPRICE]

Written on 200 pages without one blemish/flaw or mistake and a unknown language written with pigments, And with a super human significance .also Contains unknown seemingly celestial objects? Sooo cool! I mean they even think Leonard Di Vince had his hands on it? Whaaat!?

[@joema4844]

The key to decode the book is right before our eyes - the images that accompany the texts.

[@prdeacon974]

The first line in this book says “ turn this book upside down to properly translate”. It’s a simple solution.

[@falconfeathers9454]

LOVE IT,,,ESPECIALLY SINCE YOUR HUMOUR IS DURING OUR...GLOBAL INVISIBLE ENEMY

[@robo08ify]

After turning it upside down, hold it up in front of a mirror.

[@ivyb6996]

While you hold it in front of the mirror ready it from right to left

[@andradavis7201]

and the people are geniuses ....really i been reading backwards a long time

[@williammr9600]

@@falconfeathers9454 Now it is a visible...lie!

[@tarriwhite1189]

The drawings of the plants and other similarities remind me of the art of Hildegard of Bingen (1098-1179) A 12th-century Benedictine nun who had extraordinary visions.

[@annunaki1263]

Cool fact going to look it up myself to compare

[@naniediaries3047]

I just went to her wikipage and her works are impressive. She did write medicinal books and invented alternative alphabets! The choir of angels have similarity.

[@diannebeavers6801]

what if it's one of the books that was used to create things that were put here on this Earth

[@PartnershipsForYou]

@@diannebeavers6801 what

[@suzannabirarelli9544]

throughout the documentary i had a feeling that the manuscript was created by a woman, possibly a nun or church woman anyway, they had access to materials and time and means for education. also the scenes with all the pregnant women made me think that's from a woman's eye, Hildegard von Bingen fits the profile perfectly or anyone like her. it's like the messages in the book are a 'download' or visions as they called them at that time.

[@astridcyanistescaeruleus4126]

And all of these "great " people touched the book without wearing gloves. And these people are supposed to understand it? Oh dear...

[@stephendougal7756]

"It's...It's a cookbook!"

[@cameronhaigh1891]

How to serve man

[@nosuchthing8]

Kudos to twilight zone

[@shauncampbell969]

To Serve Man

[@timothyschnell2975]

I figure your close. A garden book. I figure they first found out the age and region of the parchment and ink. Lets say it was written in france around 1530. Then we look at that time. Sailing ships bringing strange plants to France. The aothour would most likely be trying to tell others how to reproduce these plants. All I got is the vidio to go on but it makes sence. Then why the code ?.Who says its a code. Have a nice day

[@andradavis7201]

hum sounds good to me

[@carmenbrown2312]

I hope part of the decode in reference to the naked woman pictures is that it relates to the true fountain of youth. Secretions of female energy carries living, powerful elixirs and healing properties. (Just as plants provides and produces nectar so does the vagina) The energy or chi through the hands is symbolic of force or the actual exchange of energy in sexual relations. Further, one of the pictures depicts the woman standing between two “valves” otherwise known as the heart (chakra). Here she is providing that energy force internally. The Human Body is a direct symbolic structure of plants and nature and the correlation should be included in all mystery systems. Just my observation.. Very informative and great video!

[@halval548]

Carmen Brown yes Carmen I agree with you. Here in India we worship the Vagina - called Yoni here - because we feel it is a source of power to the man who inserts into it with reverence.

[@carmenbrown2312]

hal val Absolutely..I have read generously about your reverence of the worship of the sacred Yoni

[@aldenunion]

Demonstration please (visual)..

[@tjnine5ive374]

I'm Glad I Read Comments Before Watching

[@La_abbess]

DxpeCityEverwhere You Go the comments are the best part

[@KimSearch865]

DxpeCityEverwhere You Go If I did that, then I would have past this by & not had the pure enjoyment of listening to the narrator!

[@polygonalmasonary]

I have personally decoded one page with diagrams of 'Plant Leaves', it says.... If the occasion of Nettle stings should arise, rub a Dock leaf on the affected area'. I found it quite a simple code to crack really 😂🤣🤣

[@ThatsInsane-TV]

You sir are bullshit

[@nervesenther1749]

Somebody had a 16th century DMT trip and wrote it all down. I say that jokingly but those drawings resemble a lot of descriptions of hallucinogenic trips, which can also be found on YT.

[@jeremywendelin]

NerveSentHer my thoughts exactly!!!

[@Fatetalitic]

I highly recommend that all humans consume massive amounts of dmt

[@lindalabarge1745]

NerveSentHer d

[@davidbrogan606]

They know that it is not valuable. It is well known that this was created as a scam and is relatively worthless.

[@Thedizzleman1979]

Benzo Killuminati agreed

[@lucinda9137]

they can just touch it with their bare hands? its an ancient text, id have thought more precaution would be taken with it

[@RetroAP]

Gloves would probably damage it more

[@Quadrant14]

+Millarr , when inspecting certain manuscripts gloves are used this book is handled rarely and gloves were not needed. I had a linguistics/writing expert give me a scientific explanation about it but I have forgotten

[@bas8116]

lol always people complaining when some ancient book or other paper work gets handled bare handed in a documentary =P

[@NickVenture1]

It is still possible to make the DNA analysis of the animal skins. Determine which animal provided the skin. Also where this animal was living.

[@donaldplaysyertrousers134]

Animals don't have DNA buddy. You only grow DNA when you commit a crime and animals don't do crime because there isn't any animal police. Police dogs and horses don't count as they uphold the human laws

[@NickVenture1]

@@donaldplaysyertrousers134 DNA is the genetic code of all living beings. Plants and all animals. You can check DNA Wikipedia.

[@phoenix4193]

@@donaldplaysyertrousers134 no u dumbass every living thing has dna

[@phoenix4193]

no dna is destroyed when things die unless preserved somehow

[@prashanths9965]

@@donaldplaysyertrousers134 wow..are you serious?

[@katewestcottvt]

Looks like a curious and smart person's notebook/sketchbook.

[@nenavizhy909]

The whole book says, in various and many ways, one and the same thing: DO NOT TOUCH ME WITHOUT GLOVES

[@dortesandal4303]

😂😂😂

[@jeremysears4263]

HAHAHAHA HAHAHAHAHA

[@ShortTube]

might turn out to be the greatest troll in history

[@soslothful]

ShortTube HA! Yep.

[@azezrtyuuiopqsdfghjk]

+ShortTube The guy from this creation is laughing very hard in his grave, occupide a lot of morons many years later!

[@joeyrocks7916]

hahahaha true

[@Zaes223]

+ShortTube Makes me wanna write a book in my own language to piss off people in the future

[@AngelicaDXB]

Zaes666 LMAO this comment made my day! 😭😭😭😂😂😂

[@mnmdisney]

Maybe the key to it was one of the other books in that chest he found it in....

[@grzegorzzkoszalina]

kzbin.info/door/8LrN1tt6Xc3LTRgwwsCtaA?view_as=subscriber

[@SanjhiivKaushal]

Chaos and fractals in the subconcious human enviorn collective

[@SanjhiivKaushal]

Some people like roxy have no other work to do,so they choose to hide their jealousy by criticizing some who were capable Intelligensia.

[@morpheus6749]

It's a collection of characters that belong to no language - not just an unknown language, but not a language at all - made up by one person and carrying no meaning, probably for the shear purpose of creating a false "mystery". In full disclosure, I used to do this kind of thing back in 5th grade. The "Voinich Code" is basically the world's oldest and most elaborate troll job.

[@dehoedisc7247]

I've had similar leanings in that direction myself. No need to assume that the manuscript is a coded language in the first place. And the author is still laughing in their grave.

[@AllHaiLKINGTIsHeRe3]

I feel like they dismissed the hoax theory too quickly. First of all, they only asked whether or not Voynich himself forged it, but they didn't rule out the possibility that it was a 15th century hoax that some unknown author wrote. Second, even if we only consider Voynich, the fact that there's no evidence that it was a forgery doesn't completely debunk the idea. Voynich was a rare book dealer, so if anyone would be able to avoid using the wrong paint or parchment it would be him. They also didn't provide an explanation for why there are no corrections.

[@MidusItus]

Exactly. But what needs to be said, is if it is an ancient hoax/ fraud, it is still a valuable artifact indicating genius and artistic craft (the development of the language/ script used). Simply designating it a hoax is hardly a reason to no longer consider it as a serious artifact. :)

[@jonwo6092]

It's impossible for Voynich to have done this. There is no large pieces of unused good quality vellum from such narrow time frame centuries ago. The vellum itself would probably be more valuable than making random doodlings on it and pretending it's something valuable. It definitely came from the period. Calling it a forgery is a little misleading then as it's not actually pretending to be anything but an unknown manuscript.

[@goognamgoognw6637]

They pretty much all know that the author had a hoax in mind when creating this. But what really annoys them is that they have not been able to prove the author deceptive intention with scientific or cryptology. They have not even been able to know what is it that the book tries to be a hoax about. And not least they have not been able to explain why. The books wants to be a mystery and they hate that it has succeeded at that. They've now started destructive methods of breaking the riddle unsuccessfully. Next they'll try if the code can stand to fire because they are that angered and egotistical about it.

[@jonwo6092]

So, who's the author?

[@indigolynx1111]

it doesn't have to be a hoax about anything. that's what the hoax is. numb skull

[@darrylsmith3102]

WHY on EARTH! are they ALLOWED to Handle it WITHOUT Sanitary and or Surgical Gloves.

[@richardstemle6019]

It's a reenactment, which means the book in the video is not the original.

[@teressa2628]

bc it's a hoax ;D Maybe ....

[@mizpappas]

that immediately crossed my mind too

[@englishfella3706]

i thought that!!

[@denniskarnes8680]

It's not the original.

[@replicon66]

As of 2018 the voynich manuscript has been descifred as being written in an old turkish dialect, the manuscript itself originating from the ottoman archives from where it has been most likely stolen. It's amazing how almost a year later after this discovery the wikipedia has not yet been updated.

[@sgshaday]

Link to article? Thank you :)

[@replicon66]

@Praque Forqsk kzbin.info/www/bejne/pmfOloCdgdJ5e80

[@tronjavolta]

this is not true.

[@tronjavolta]

if this is is true, what does it say? just tell me one thing from the book this ancient language says. you're talking shit mate. whoever told you this is lying as well.

[@manuell3505]

How about that not being verified?

[@gregorywhite9095]

I can add this documentary to the thousands I have started listening to only to discover that the background music and dulcet tones of the narrator were chosen to offset the threadbare content. This is the nature of videos in the modern age; the purpose of the narrator is to give gravitas to an otherwise empty presentation. I'm here to learn!!!

[@dooglitas]

In the video they make the statement that "most elements in the Voynich text do not correspond to the phonetic patterns of any natural language." They don't really explain that. There are between 4000 and 7000 living languages and an unknown number of extinct languages. It seems unlikely that they could have compared the text to all of the languages that have ever existed.

[@KimSearch865]

dooglitas Wasn’t the computer supposed to do that though? 🤔

[@dooglitas]

+kimberley mcdowall: Maybe, but computers can only do what they were programmed to do. It's not likely that any computer has been programmed to analyze every language that exists. They didn't give any details about how this was done or how they know that it doesn't correspond to the phonetic patterns of any natural language. The phonetic patterns of natural languages varies to an incredible degree. Hawaiian can have many vowels in a row and only has 13 sounds/letters altogether. Some languages can have as many as 7 or 8 consonants in a row. Some languages have as many as 40 consonant sounds. One language has so few vowels it was once believed to not have any vowels. With that kind of diversity, I find their statement implausible.

[@dooglitas]

In addition, since they have no idea what the symbols represent, how can they even know what the phonetic pattern of the language is? Again, I find the statement implausible and suspect.

[@KimSearch865]

dooglitas I was going through more comments and someone said this has already been solved & had a link. Opened the link to a long article (I was up til 3am at this point!), finally got the point... which was; some smart (asshole) found that the symbols were Not letters but abbreviated words in Latin. I say asshole because his article was super pretentious. He didn’t know who wrote the manuscript, but he was able to decipher it. Apparently it was a medical/holistic medicinal guide for rich women or one woman. He said it was useless because it didn’t have an index of plants and doses. I can’t remember the guys name sorry. My eyes were burning out of my head at this point and I was wondering why the hell I was so interested in finding out what it said?! I’d never even heard of it before! Just popped up on my KZbin feed, Lol! I’m sure if you google it, you should be able to find this article. Or go through all the comments 😂. Awesome subject though! Thanks for chatting! 📝🔐

[@dooglitas]

+Kimberley Searching: Nice chatting with you, too. I'll have to try to find that article. Thanks.

[@viscache1]

I would be interesting to measure the length of unbroken lines and the depth of the crushed fibers beneath each letter. The frequency of use beyond the first pages will demonstrate a lesser pressure used where letters and shapes were used more frequently and deeper pressures where the author paused for thought, reached new conclusions or revealing a particular emphasis. Emotion is part of every code.

[@lukasksjn9113]

Some turkish translators found out that it was written as a turkish dialect would be spoken. They are translating it now. It seems to be botanical knowledge.

[@ElysetheEevee]

Where did you find this information? I would love to read about it.

[@omkargurme20]

Yes. Me too

[@ting1084]

this is s sounding close .. finally an intelligent comment in a sea of lame jokes and sniping remarks ..

[@polygonalmasonary]

The 'Illustrations' are a case of 'Manufacturing what you 'want' the viewer to see, rather than what was intended by the author. Exactly the same optical phenomena can be achieved with the drawings attached to ancient Egyptian Hieroglyphs.

[@danielburton1555]

I've known about this book for a few years and it has baffled me for the most part. A month or so ago I started looking at the written text trying to find something. One letter of the text looked familiar in that I had seen something similar somewhere on fb. If you take the one letter and turn it upside down and also mirror it, it's very similar if not the same to a letter found in the Taiwanese language. Also, the first Italian to visit Thailand was Nicolo Conti in 1430.

[@WritersInkTHEWORD]

I think your close in regards to the writing being italian and the language is asian

[@WritersInkTHEWORD]

perhaps an italian visiting an asian country and writing down the sounds he hears from the language with no knowledge of the laguage? therefor seeming like an unknown lnguage

[@donoberloh]

Are you referring Chinese Hokkien? Why call Taiwanese? Obviously lots of Chinese can read, write, and speak “Taiwanese” as it is actually the same

[@mspouncer8036]

So a nature lover went discovering nature in ways unheard of at the time. Recorded them in a type of grimoire fashion and (again because of the times) wrote it in code so he wouldn't get called a witch and burned at the stake... Or it was aliens.... seems to always boil down to aliens lol

[@johnb2832]

I think it was aliens. Damn aliens 👽

[@Healingwithflo]

Aliens it’s always the aliens

[@okcomputerr]

its always the damn aliens

[@jeremysears4263]

🎩👌 👽

[@stevenbrann4672]

Or it was a woman. An didn’t want Harassed or Killed for being a witch 🧙‍♀️

[@hyashanetadlastejume7856]

So now I already have an idea. I will make my own language on how to write/express my thoughts about anything. So that nobody can understand it then it will become a mystery in tge future 😂

[@stephenschlachter261]

Go for it. It could be a lot of fun writing.

[@ThebigGLRams]

Do so

[@Fallen-Saint]

Tge = the

[@scottallencarr]

To your point I've had two different girlfriends that "developed their own alphabets" with the idea of defending content from "prying eyes."

[@chiptoothrecordlabelgroup]

If you decide to, please do it in a way that is educational. This book is very informative.

[@AZTEC_ARTS2023]

The most "precious" and mysterious book on earth, yet they stick their greasy fingers on it ....

[@patrickwentzell4638]

I want to always watch videos like this because they are important to me I enjoy learning history.

[@ChrisKhaled83]

Would that be our REAL history?

[@jessepollard7132]

Or just use one that was unfamiliar to the targeted sale.

[@justinrice36]

It's a form of old Turkish writing, pretty cool stuff they have translated over 600 words and are still working on it today.

[@rorylapidus5772]

@Theory of a StrawMan kzbin.info/www/bejne/pmfOloCdgdJ5e80

[@lexigrimhaive]

Do you have a source?

[@r8bior]

Wasted 50 min of my life, when you could have just said "We still have no clue...".

[@joshualifetree5398]

Thank you you saved 50 min of mine.

[@theleagueofshadows100]

No shit right? Actually a foreign father son duo, figured out 30% of the manuscript I found out when looking into it further. Mainly just the plants & herbal looking section was translated so far. The notes are as one would usually guess being about and the steps of preparing and using different plants like sunflowers. It was written in an ancient language used phonetically or written down in the way the sound of the word suggest basically. I’m with the belief that they will translate the entire manuscript, eventually. At least WE have a clue now, right Yann Toole? 😉👍🏼✌🏼 Be well guys! 🙏🏼

[@KingsCountyLightHaus]

It's recently been decoded. This docu is out of date.

[@fromchopin]

Well at least we didn’t waste our whole lives like that first guy

[@theleagueofshadows100]

Your Highness that’s for damn sure!

[@Rando_Shyte]

Good thing Voynich or that other guy wasn't able to sell the tome. Otherwise none of us would ever have heard of it since it would be gathering dust in some bookshelf somewhere.

[@zzzheaddeskzzzzzzz7624]

This was a very detailed student’s notes. She was probably sad to lose them. No language of hers is on this planet. Poor girl left them before returning to her home solar system.