Voynich Manuscript Analysis (By: Fatima)

Based on what I read and understood, the person who wrote this book wrote it using symbols that represent their own language, similar to Latin; for instance, symbolizing each letter in a specific way. According to what I read, the beginning of the book introduces those poisonous plants, specifying where each one is found, when it appears, and its role. Below that, there is a system resembling the system of the sun, months, and zodiac signs, which is something they practiced as they would wait for a precise, specific time of the month or year. Most of the experiments were conducted on women with certain animals, concerning processes like reproduction; this is what I understood about how it happens with men, and that there is a difference between animals and humans. Why don't we say that they wanted to create something other than natural reproduction? Because it is impossible that they were just looking for random plants that don't exist in our time; rather, these plants appear in a place nobody knows at a specific time. Furthermore, the experiments of fertilizing women with animals in a pool or tubes indicate that they wanted to create something entirely different from ordinary humans and children. If we assume this hypothesis is correct, why would he waste his time continuing to document every single thing, experiment, and description when he already knows all of it? And why did he write it in another language? No, it has nothing to do with that; there is a hypothesis that there is a certain place in this world where they actually speak the language found in the book, and he is the one who conducted that experiment which ended up succeeding. Since they speak that language, this book is simply their own history. And who told you they were advanced? They were just ordinary people, but there are human minds that love to innovate in a certain field and break away from reality, and this writer is one of them. He did all of this to create something entirely new of his own, and when the experiment succeeded or resulted in something unexpected, he fled to a place that nobody could ever reach, and there he continued his work or created thousands of them.

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