The Voynich Manuscript Decoded in 3 Minuets

In this video, we'll be decoding the Voynich Manuscript, which is probably the world's most mysterious book.

This book is over 500 years old and still hasn't been fully decoded. But that's about to change! In this video, we'll be giving you a brief overview of the Voynich Manuscript and then we'll be decoding it step by step.

If you're interested in cryptography or ancient books, then this video is definitely for you! And if you're just curious about the Voynich Manuscript, then you can watch the video and then decide for yourself whether it's worth checking out more details. But either way, we hope you enjoy the video!

Decoding the Voynich Manuscript: The World's Most Mysterious Book

[WickedFelina]

When do you actually "decode" the manuscript within the 3 minute mark?

[WickedFelina]

Why are you showing pictures which are NOT in the Voynich M?

[Capitalofperu]

Plot twist: What if some random dude from a few hundred years ago just was bored one day and decided to troll future scientists by writing a bunch of gibberish and weird drawings on a book and decide to hide it so scientists could find it one day and be puzzled, lol that would be the biggest troll in history, *literally*.

[jennyvinyl]

It's not written in any language, known or unknown. It wasn't meant to be read silently, but to be sung as part of a healing ceremony for women's health issues, specifically those living in medieval Italian cloisters. The herbs, astrological signs, and recipes throughout the book are symbolic representations of the connection between human health and the natural world. Imagine chanting a rhythmic, medieval song based on the markings in this book. This chant would have been used in a ceremony to promote women's healing, incorporating practices like therapeutic baths. The reason linguistic and cryptographic analysis have failed, and will continue to do so, is because this isn't code, a cipher or a secret language. It's a form of musical notation. To understand this book, we need to focus on the intonations and sounds associated with the different symbols, rather than trying to translate them word for word. This is where musicology can be incredibly helpful in deciphering the melody.

[mikopiko]

This is great example when the dislike button is useful

[hennasen]

Behold, the first diary of a 12 year old girl.

[Aya-ue]

i was able to read afew pages and the parts you see is actually animation of sperm and how birth happens the writer had a very strong imagination and what he saw from microscope, he draw it many times bigger and each frame has different looks & interpretation , this book mostly about human and animal evolution and the language is written is mix of latin, spanish and local language of that era i give you hint : to de code this if you give the pictures to interpret ( not the writings ) the drawing in best medical way, you, ll get the resuld

[Relevant-Tourist-]

Make a playlist of all your videos in order, so I can easily binge your channel please 🙏🏽

[twistedeternal]

1:17 looks like they eye of the Sahara ifykyk we may never know

[jurjenbos]

Is this AI generated or something? There's nothing in here.

[HankHillBentOver]

You literally didn't say anything
you're no better than the "JAMES WEBB PROVES EINSTIEN WRONG"

All you do is talk about what it is, but don't say or show any proof of the clickbait you provide. Just banking on impressionable people who listen to anything they hear

[radinelaj]

The author distorted the words of his country that he used, or elongated the letters making them like fancy calligraphic letters. Or distorted letters of Latino language that he used ( maybe )making it looks like a tamil alphabet, nepal alphabet or fancy calligraphy letters.( or alphabet of his country

I think : It is a type of small enclyclopedia, nothing interesting.nothing strange,

It is like the game : remove one matchstick to solve the equation, same should do with letters