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* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gF9no85EriE Futility Closet - The Voynich manuscript]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gF9no85EriE Futility Closet - The Voynich manuscript]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vg1k-k5eAZ4 Terence McKenna - The Voynich manuscript]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vg1k-k5eAZ4 Terence McKenna - The Voynich manuscript]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RED1DSqPIkk The book that cannot be read] - [[National Geographic]]


[[Category:1912 psyops]]
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Revision as of 22:58, 15 March 2018

Voynich manuscript
Type 1 mystery
Type 2 forgery
Year 1912
Place Jesuit Library, Italy
Perp Wilfrid Voynich
Linked to
Stonehenge (??) Vinland map (1965)
Information
Mainstream [MSM 1]

The Voynich manuscript is one of the most mysterious books of all time. According to the official story, it was discovered by Wilfrid Voynich, married to Ethel Boole, the daughter of George Boole of the Boolean algebra, in a Jesuit library in Italy, but also Austria has been said. The vellum (goat skin paper) of the manuscript has been carbon dated to the period of 1404 to 1438. Until today, despite numerous attempts, the manuscript, housed by the Yale University library has not been deciphered.

Analysis

There are many mysteries surrounding this manuscript.[1]

  1. the manuscript has never been documented or referenced directly before 1912, the year of discovery
  2. even in the official history of the manuscript, there is a large gap in the history of it
  3. the text has not been deciphered[MSM 1]
  4. there are many spooky names suggested around of this manuscript; alchemist John Dee, the emperor of Bohemia, Rudolf II
  5. there is the Jesuit link[2]
  6. Voynich probably was a Polish jew, and then ending up at Yale, so spook markers all around
  7. Even the results of the C14 dating are not facts. It is a measurement (or a set of them) which we have to believe (or not). We have to take the authority of the laboratory seriously to believe those ages are correct. From the start on I had my doubts about that and reading through SantaColoma's views that skepsis only increased. We were not there when that dating was done. We don't know the reliability of the methods used. We don't know the credibility of the people involved, etc. etc. etc.[1]
  8. the involvement of many spooks and interested characters in it (like Terence McKenna, see in the external links)

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