once i wrote and spike an entire page in italian in my deeams, many years ago. something about the illuminati, which is crazy cause I never knew anything about them until recently. it was a lucid dream, it was crazy to suddenly know italian, and i was so confident i would remember that i didn't wrote it down. when i got up hrs later it was gone, just few words
This gives me hope that my old notebooks will be found in 600 years and they'll think of them as a compendium on medicine when in truth are just the hastily and poorly written notes of a med student
So your notes are actually both. A modern medical reference guide and hastily written notes. Make sure that you seal them in laminate and dont crease the pages so you don't depreciate the value.
Oh, so when some medieval guy does it it's "mysterious" and "captivating", but when I do it I "have terrible hand writing" and "need to go back to school"
Good writing kid wrote this Scientist : omg so mysterious and beautiful Me wrote this Scientist: argh I tough a demon wrote deez look at the handwritten
In a 100 years our bad handwriting would probably freak the future generation out, then they thought it was something mysterious even tho it was just our exam answer😂
In middle school my two best friends and I shared a diary we passed to each other. We wrote it in a language we made up. We also lost it and don't know what happened to it. Always assumed the Voynich Manuscript was the 1420s version of three best friends sharing a diary and then losing it to have it somehow become a great mystery.
Could you imagine having a book you drew nonsense in and then hundreds of years later people think it's some magnificent work of complex art and dedicate years attempting to understand its 'complexity?'
Yeah, they'd probably invent and discover things. Then they'd think it was divine wisdom from the ancient book, but in reality they made the theories themselves while trying to make sense out of nonsense.
I dont think someone would waste their time writing all those words and drawing all those picturse, in all of those pages for a prank millions of years later lmao.
@@tr1ppy795 True that tho, and the book is probably hella thick so how come they have managed to construct those random letters in the book. It's probably a forgotten language or something. But the question is they haven't found a trace or a clue.
@@TFadlY never gonna give you up, never gonna let you down never gonna run around and desert you never gonna give it up, never gonna say goodbye never gonna tell lie, and hurt you
I guess it's also important to note that folks couldn't just get a journal for fun back then, it was considerable effort to do the binding, material, resources, inks, and so on to make a complete tome, so that kind of dedication as well as its age is quite significant
I feel it almost matters less what it actually is, than how much joy and thought has gone into it. If we learn someday that it holds the secret to remaining zit-free, or just understanding, and exploring a wonderful mystery, I am happy this object exists.
Some medieval person invents a language and scholars are all like "what can it *possibly* be?!" Then 500 years later Tolkien does the same thing and scholars are like, "yeah, but that's just *genre* fiction."
Huh? The book in this video is a meme. All information disseminated through a system is a meme. Also, there is enough relevant lateral source material to decipher English texts so translation to a future language will likely not be an issue when looking back at our current writing through the lense of a future civilization.
Beckoning Chasm Wait I can’t tell if u are joking but I’m just going to imagine u aren’t so that I can be excited about something Y A Y ! ! ! edit : oh no I just looked it up and it’s not true :((
Oh you will be hurt more to think about how many thousands books and artworks have been destroyed by accidents, disasters and movements (nazism, communism, revolutions etc...) that we can actually read but they've gone forever.
There aren't any. It wasn't until very recently that people figured out that metals can't be transmuted and diseases are caused by germs. Most "ancient knowledge" is nonsense unless it was an eyewitness account of some rare event. Even the surviving wonders of the ancients are nothing more than large stacks of rocks.
It's been translated, and I hate to break it to you, it's just a book written about how to use plants as medecine (the most basic book ever) so no lost knowledge there, the language is ancient turkish if you were wondering
I had literal chills when I watched this video. I know that it could just be a diary of a big- headed teenager but it could also be the account of a period of history that was lost simply cause it wasn't rembered.
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This is a story of our ancestor before they become human, they were plants, until god creates adam and eve in the garden of edden, we are genetically modified in gods laboratory, even eve was made from adam ribs, and at the time they ate the forbiden fruit, it made them change from plants reproduction to human reproduction, in which we leaves our plants body to become animal body, where we have our lust, emotion, anger etc, not inocent plant anymore
@@taejungyeonjinhwan7376 lol me too I am an armyonce I'm not still a stay , I basically know all their names , but I still don't know all the inside jokes of stays
I love these types of mysteries cause they really show that no matter how much time has passed, there are still many secrets and mysteries in history unsolved.
@@Sonicbro-xx6sg - it’s from the movie ‘A Christmas Story’ Ralph sends away for a Little Orphan Annie radio show ‘decoder ring’ and this is the message he ‘decodes’ A lousy advertisement 😝 best. movie.
The book kinda looks like bio notes from that one girl who has all the glitter pens and markers in class and writes in cursive but when you ask for her notes she refuses.
there's 7 of us siblings, my oldest brother invented alphabets (not exactly languages) and all of us learned it and used it all the time. i would write words in my notebook and my friends would be puzzled at it
Sina Zarin thats pre-ottomans. The manuscript was carbondated of leather pieces in the book to 1420 the ottomons ruled turkey in this time. Fyi There have been multiple pages already translated from modern turkish.
the same for me, a mystery can be anything. IMAGINE this, what if the author just want to put whatever he likes on the paper (e.g. maybe he likes those plants and he's very curious about astronomy) and for him, he's plainly writing it and everyone thought that the answer to every question in the universe is inside that book. Maybe, probably not. The answer will be uncertain. I want to put my thoughts in a more funny way. :D
4:10 I am really sure this is a Botany book, and how that picture relates to the fact that a female gametophyte of plants consists of 7 Cells. Notice how they're coming out of a plant, and they're 7 in number and have the shapes of a women. If my concern is true, then the person who wrote this was an exceptional Botanist.
I think that's someones sketchbook. So the person probably put stuff in there in a very organic way, like our thoughts work. One they he was learning about the stars, another he was bored in the garden, he may have documented all sorts of weird stuff he thought about.
Rose HobisFlower quick google search shows that’s not legit. It may indeed have to deal with women’s health, but it’s not decoded. arstechnica.com/science/2017/09/experts-are-extremely-dubious-about-the-voynich-solution/
There's this story in 1954 called the man from Taured. The man was visiting Japan for a business meeting. He spoke fluent Japanese and other languages. But when the officer checked his passport it looked old and the country that was issued was Taured. They asked the man for a interview. The man from Taured said that he's been visiting Japan and there hasn't been a problem, so the officers asked the man to point his country on a world map. He pointed an area between France and Spain and was confused because the Kingdom of Taured is not on the map. The officers put him in a hotel room, there were two guards watching the whole night. But when they came to check on him the next day, he had disappeared out of nowhere. They look every where for the man, and the widows are not broken or open too. Every thing that belonged to him had also disappeared. There has no sign of him ever since. They believe The man from Taured was a time traveler and instead of teleporting he probably accidently time traveled. I bet there is a connection between this book and this man from Taured. Or the book was from another parallel universe and was accidently teleported to this universe, maybe this man came to this universe to find the book.
Adding a few more details, when the airport checked his passport it doesn’t seem like a fake passport but the problem that the country he comes from doesn’t exist. When they call the Japanese company where he said he’ll have a meeting with them, they said there’s no meeting like that, and even the guy, when people asked him to point the Taured on the map, he was confused as well.
I believe that at the time that it was written the information in this book was very valuable. People had somewhat limited understanding compare to today. There are plants that could kill you, and plants that can make you well. Perhaps this book is a little about what was usable back then.
This is a fabulous and concise video of what the Voynich Manuscript is or might be. I paid £35 for the The Voynich manuscript facsimile which is a gorgeous full size representation of the real thing and beautifully illustrated and, although I'm the proud owner of this gorgeously created facsimile, this short video would definitely be all the average interested party would need to give them a superb taster of it. I love the sprinkled animations which are just right.....not too cheesy or intruding but just right. So, very well done to Stephen Bax. In this short video I believe you've captured the essence of the manuscript.......and a big thanks from Bonnie Scotland. My thoughts on this undecipherable mystery are that, since most of us who will look at it will try to logically find what the text is saying but, what if a group of people who don't think logically say perhaps autistic or similarly off the spectrum people were given the book to look at in an illogical and completely different way..................maybe then there might be some progress : )
You are 100 percent on the money! The H character is a medieval transfusion device! Look it up....it's either a vampire guide to healthy eating or coroners guide to the bacterias and organisms that infest a cadaver. Eeeek!
If it is just an alfabeth we would already have a answer what it mean. Letters in all language had specified number of apear, so after you write this long book, we could just look at which letter is the most popular in book and than look at which letter is most popular in English/German/France/Polish or other language. But it is not working. What is more interesting is that not only single letter in language have number of apearing, but even a words have it - it is proven by Zipf's Law.
SparkleRose I did one back in seventh grade. I still keep it. It was so fun to make and still is to read. I loved darl themes so I made it as a guide book for alchemy necromancy dark magic and weird creatures.
My Bias Breaks Everything You're supposed to put devices that have suffered water damage in rice to dry them, because rice absorbs the moisture quickly.
Narrator: For over 100 years, scientist have tried to crack the code of the book without breakthrough. Narrator to me: What do you think it is? Well I think it's a book no one understands just yet.
I need to start a journal in a made up language. I’m going to fill it with cryptic messages and illustrations. And maybe add little clues, letters and treasure maps, hiding small objects in remote places. Hopefully in 100 years my great grandchildren will freak out and think I was a witch or smt (And then they’ll find this comment in the TH-cam historical Archives and understand I’m full of sh eee t 😂)
I had a friend who told me she used a secret code to write in her diary so that it was unreadable to anyone who might come upon it. This ancient mystery manuscript could very well be just someone's journal of their thoughts and dreams that they decided to write in a made-up script only they could understand lol.
And your very correct, it was finally fully translated and it was indeed someones diary. It had nothing of value in the writing it was just written in a forgotten language
@@Runningformylife1983 Your writing is terrible. You write your instead of you're, you fail to use apostrophes in your possessives, and you run sentences and phrases together without punctuation.
One episode of documentary series "Czech Mysteries" by Czech TV was about this book (since it is connected to Prague). It is unfortunatelly only in Czech language but it is very well done (much more detailed - 40 minutes). I wish you guys could see that, you would not be like "It's just some random medieval dude's dairy" after that.
@@alexandraracheva6462 Same here. I must be one of the rare species of humans who watches these things, and finds them interesting, seeing as how I'm 12. Watching math videos are normally interesting for me too.
Uniquegirl 10 I've been trying on and off for years to reasearch it ever since I saw a documentary about it, I've tried to get people I know interested in it, but nobody cares really but me, I think it's so cool
Slingger Adheel difference : back in the 15th century, not that many people could read and write and when they did they would do it for important works not to write down English classes notes as you say. It would take a scholar to do it, not the average joe. Moreover, it's a book with hundreds of pages and coloured images. Affording paper and ink was surely not as easy as it is today. So your comparison is definitely irrelevant.
It has astrology signs and plant drawings. Maybe something alchemy related. Obviously if it was a true complete language that's used here, maybe they are just using a different letter script. It's fairly difficult to artificially create a complete language. Even Tolkien's Elvish/Dwarfish were not fully complete.
Uma Bratt I watched a documentary on this book, in it they said tests proved that there were very singular characteristics about the book pages! due to its quality it wouldve been extremely expensive and too lavish for a childs use
My theory: a constructed language made and used by a small group of friends who were either nuns or monks (mainly because they were the groups most likely to have the knowledge and ability to write, illustrate, and bind the manuscript) that created their own fantasy world/story. Our ancestors weren't as dour as we portray them. I'm still interested in knowing what it says but this is my best guess as to what it is.
LOL, just like a lot of students do on their assignments. It was a group project and the students failed to write their names on it. They got a 0 because the professor was strict and he just threw it into his file cabinet.
“What do these bizzarre words and vibrant drawings represent???” I can imagine the guy who wrote saying the same thing about our memes or something. Lol
I like the idea of very creative friends, siblings, or lovers who created a fantasy world and language and wrote notes back and forth to each other That or maybe even twins who developed a script for their cryptophasia
But with technology everything is recorded and kept for our days so there's no mystery because we all know it's a meme. But no one can vouch for this book
@@vitaliy1858 There is a video "Voynich Manuscript Revealed (2018)" where they clam to have translated some pages and even show presumed translation in english.
@@Danger418 Sorry to burst your bubble, but the father and two sons' method has been scrutinized heavily by numerous high-profile linguists. They also do not as of 12/5/2019 have their method published in any journal, so no peer-review has been done. I also find the fact that they think because some Turkish professors in unrelated fields agree with them, and that all of them are Turkish, and that they hypothesize that the Voynich language is, essentially, old Turkish, is all somewhat dubifying. The truth is is that there are DOZENS of hypotheses, some are much more fleshed out than others. I think theirs is up there, but to me, it looks like we simply don't have the full picture yet. Also, in their most recent video, one of the sons has stated that they, apparently, found out that every line's first character spells out a code when read horizontally??? This is completely unfounded and they have thus far not provided any further method of how they came to this conclusion.
Merlin left his book somewhere in the Muggle world. Now this is what happens. This is what happens when you don't make sure you have everything with you
‘After 100 years of frustration’
Someone please carve that into my grave
I find amusing that you think you can live 100 years.
Another frustration to the list, I guess.
Thucydides yep, the frustration was that I actually lived to 100 yrs and one day, a final frustration
😂😂
Thucydides your comment gives me frustration
Mia Crapnell Lmfao 😂
Can't imagine how many languages the humankind has forgotten.
657.
We remember a lot, but dont realize how much we forgot
@@Sonicbro-xx6sg It would lot more than that... Some say In India alone out of 1800+ languages, only 1600+ lives today.
wow I never thought of that
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@@dhineshr1771 I mean only 200 less languages. Compare to the whole. Doesn’t sound that bad
introvert kid: *draws things out of boredom*
people today: *the world's most mysterious book*
@hadia ahmad I like this one 👌😂
lol, that is the most organized scribbling ever. th-cam.com/video/OwbkIzrcZIE/w-d-xo.html
@@NoCommonMeasure oh you don't know how organized we make our fictitious writing that made no sense.
@Gustavo Vitor ur not bad urself ☺️ u look cute too 😉
@@nicholsencalope3543 wtf
Honestly, that book looks beautifully and artistically made. Especially those handwritings.
I thought so as well.
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yes the script looks very beautiful, like bit like arabic and russian script but totally different. Fascinating. The drawings are beautiful too
@@Triadii wouldn’t say arabic but it does have slavic tone to it
Certainly not the product of a conman! The work and time required for this is astronomical.
Looks like it might be light language to me. Which is frequency. Just like everyone and everything in the multiverse... just my theory.
Ngl, that handwriting looks so beautiful, like when you see it the language feels familiar but you can't read it
Might be the language we see when we dream
@@ngcstudios4704 I’ve read letters/signs in my dream and they’ve all been in English.....
Back to the drawing board.
once i wrote and spike an entire page in italian in my deeams, many years ago. something about the illuminati, which is crazy cause I never knew anything about them until recently.
it was a lucid dream, it was crazy to suddenly know italian, and i was so confident i would remember that i didn't wrote it down.
when i got up hrs later it was gone, just few words
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This gives me hope that my old notebooks will be found in 600 years and they'll think of them as a compendium on medicine when in truth are just the hastily and poorly written notes of a med student
So your notes are actually both. A modern medical reference guide and hastily written notes. Make sure that you seal them in laminate and dont crease the pages so you don't depreciate the value.
As a med student .. I can totally relate!
The book and ink you use isn't designed to last. What will be left after a while will be just blank pages.
DrEsquizoide
*wheeze* being a Med Student is haaaard
sarahchannel100
I know but I’ve heard experiences that my Cousin as had (she’s in Med School), plus she’s in college. *wish her luck*
Oh, so when some medieval guy does it it's "mysterious" and "captivating", but when I do it I "have terrible hand writing" and "need to go back to school"
Good writing kid wrote this
Scientist : omg so mysterious and beautiful
Me wrote this
Scientist: argh I tough a demon wrote deez look at the handwritten
If it's ancient then it's epicccccccc
lol, th-cam.com/video/OwbkIzrcZIE/w-d-xo.html
hahahahah
In a 100 years our bad handwriting would probably freak the future generation out, then they thought it was something mysterious even tho it was just our exam answer😂
In middle school my two best friends and I shared a diary we passed to each other. We wrote it in a language we made up. We also lost it and don't know what happened to it.
Always assumed the Voynich Manuscript was the 1420s version of three best friends sharing a diary and then losing it to have it somehow become a great mystery.
Any chance this books is yours?
I think so too!!
This! Probably a small group of nuns or monks who joined their order for the regular meals rather than their faith.
Bro its the same handwriting the whole book, tho good theory!
😂😂😂😂
Could you imagine having a book you drew nonsense in and then hundreds of years later people think it's some magnificent work of complex art and dedicate years attempting to understand its 'complexity?'
Yeah, they'd probably invent and discover things. Then they'd think it was divine wisdom from the ancient book, but in reality they made the theories themselves while trying to make sense out of nonsense.
The ultimate troll, I'd be laughing in my grave 😂🤣🤣
I think that's what it is
I dont think someone would waste their time writing all those words and drawing all those picturse, in all of those pages for a prank millions of years later lmao.
@@tr1ppy795 True that tho, and the book is probably hella thick so how come they have managed to construct those random letters in the book. It's probably a forgotten language or something. But the question is they haven't found a trace or a clue.
1:37 can we talk about how pretty the handwriting is?
YES PLEASE, IT'S SOOO CAPTIVATING!
It looks like ink, distributed onto the paper with a dip pen or calligraphy pen
No , sorry
yessss 🥺🥺🥺
Every person who has seen this video, in some part of their heart, wants to be the person to translate this book.
lol I just left a comment about this, I suggested they send the book to me. lol
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This is deep for everyone
A challamge befor translating a book try decode this: uoy truh dna ,eil a llet annog reven eybdoog yas annog reven ,yrc uoy ekam annog reven uoy tresed dna dnuora nur annog reven nwowowod uoy tel annog reven ,pu uoy evig annog reven
@@TFadlY Why???
@@TFadlY never gonna give you up, never gonna let you down never gonna run around and desert you never gonna give it up, never gonna say goodbye never gonna tell lie, and hurt you
I guess it's also important to note that folks couldn't just get a journal for fun back then, it was considerable effort to do the binding, material, resources, inks, and so on to make a complete tome, so that kind of dedication as well as its age is quite significant
"What do you think it is ?"
Lemme see:
_ unreadable handwriting
_ a mysterious language
_ drawings and doodles
That's just my notebook
or a failed conlang
😂😂
My handwriting is even worst
No... that's my notebook 😂
Exactly
This inspired me to write some gibberish to confuse the future generations
Ipshita Yadav 😂 😂
Now I want to do that, too
Im already doing this
@@ktom5262 Hilarious! You made my day😂😂
Hi corona , don't come in my house😷
Just gotta say the way you presented this video is beautiful. From the animations and art to the sound in the background and the soothing voice. Nice
Pilbaran00b ikr i wanna see more vids like this
Yeah! I feel the same too
much better than those damn robot voiced videos. :)
@@macm3081 lol
Also can we take a moment to appreciate the stop-motion technique used to create the graphics for this video?? absolutely amazing creativity !
What software they using
When decoded its "Never gonna give you up" put in loop.
first rickroll in history
Now this comment will have 102 likes
Do you remember Rick Astley? .....
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@@charleskraisinger6366 Nice one, bro! 👍
I wonder if some future generation will find one of my old high school notebooks that I would scribble on and have scholars trying to decipher it.
Yass Queen!
Shawn Ravenfire WOWOWOW! You may have just solved the mystery!😂
"This page seems to be a complaint on the current school system and theaching, but that would be silly!"
Shawn Ravenfire they would know it was just a student writing on a note book
Lol dude u made my day
ITS JUST THE LOST HOMEWORK OF AN ANCIENT KID
This comment is so underated
@@k.t5249 damn..I was gonna say the same
That probably failed biology
@Avni Gupta lol
Lol
I feel it almost matters less what it actually is, than how much joy and thought has gone into it. If we learn someday that it holds the secret to remaining zit-free, or just understanding, and exploring a wonderful mystery, I am happy this object exists.
This is how future archeologist will describe our memes
The "E" meme will give them a headache
Tell me, Isaac.
Mirzə just like how we dig through dirt to find artifacts, in the far far future we may need to dig through files on the internet to find artifacts
Mirzə Bro I don’t know. I just wanted to make a funny comment so let’s not overthink things
@@georgeszweden9497 I FORGOT ABOUT THAT MEME
Is no one going to talk about how beautifully made this video is done? I love it :(
Yes
Yes
Yes
yess
If u love it why are you sad 😧?
i would love it if this was actually just the diary of a teenager with a big imagination lmaoooooo
Yesss
Well...if that is the case...than thats some EPIC imagination they might have had 0_0
As a teenager i littreally have so beyond imagination😂💜
@Nefelia S it probably wasn’t cuz where would they learn how to write
@Nefelia S ye nowadays but not many ppl knew back in the day
Some medieval person invents a language and scholars are all like "what can it *possibly* be?!" Then 500 years later Tolkien does the same thing and scholars are like, "yeah, but that's just *genre* fiction."
7 years old me trying to write a magic book:
368 Likes + Top comment and no comments? Impossible?!
wow... when did this get so many like ?
@@kato4820 Guess one of the spells in your magic book worked
@@cherryxfanta Nice, i begged my mom to not throw the book away
Hmmm interesting...
Well one day future people will look back at memes and think the same thing..
Huh? The book in this video is a meme. All information disseminated through a system is a meme. Also, there is enough relevant lateral source material to decipher English texts so translation to a future language will likely not be an issue when looking back at our current writing through the lense of a future civilization.
@@acetate909 *whoosh*
@Mohammad Khan , it's already happened, what is this mysterious h-humor?......we may never know
Mmhmm
Amen
Imagine if someone randomly watched this video and understood what it said.
That's what i was going to say
@@misunderstandingthing6487 lmao
Bruh...
I did
I have understood it.Yale has contacted me
I must say that this is one of my dreams as a kid: create a written language and write a book using it. Can't wait for the day it will be done.
Well then, what are you waiting for?
if it wont be done now, then it wont be done ever
It's called a conlang. You should try it
"We've translated the first page! IT'S A COOKBOOK!!"
Beckoning Chasm
Wait I can’t tell if u are joking but I’m just going to imagine u aren’t so that I can be excited about something
Y A Y ! ! !
edit : oh no I just looked it up and it’s not true :((
Ivy Ripple gullible much?
Anthony Chang
Yes I am very gullible.
But shhhh, we don’t judge -.-
Ivy Ripple it’s a twilight zone reference :)
to serve man..lol
The people who made this are face palming in heaven
Or eating popcorn 🍿
And laughing
And grinning reading their own memes
I like how you're assuming they're in heaven
Is Rivendell Heaven? reminds me of Elven script from LOTR.
It is so painful to think that there might be important breakthroughs and knowledge humanity has discovered and then lost in translation
Yes! Was thinking the same thing but ppl here are too much into making memes and jokes..... thank you
Oh you will be hurt more to think about how many thousands books and artworks have been destroyed by accidents, disasters and movements (nazism, communism, revolutions etc...) that we can actually read but they've gone forever.
Agreed
There aren't any. It wasn't until very recently that people figured out that metals can't be transmuted and diseases are caused by germs. Most "ancient knowledge" is nonsense unless it was an eyewitness account of some rare event. Even the surviving wonders of the ancients are nothing more than large stacks of rocks.
It's been translated, and I hate to break it to you, it's just a book written about how to use plants as medecine (the most basic book ever) so no lost knowledge there, the language is ancient turkish if you were wondering
I had literal chills when I watched this video. I know that it could just be a diary of a big- headed teenager but it could also be the account of a period of history that was lost simply cause it wasn't rembered.
Have you tried turning it off and then on again?
Aneesa Moss!!
Yes, but it just won't work!
i think it may be a language but only it is unsolved
my sister and I speak a language only we know so it is possible that it is a language
Aneesa hahaha!
lmfaooooo genius 😂😂😂
it’s comforting to know my doodle book may be studied in the future
They won't. The english language is too big lol
Plot twist : The writer actually wanted to make a drawing book for kids but used auto-generated subtitles instead
No he didn't.
🤣
Lmao
After numerous years, future contemporary historians will think the same about my friend's history notebook..
"What do you think it is?"
The diary of a mediaeval Wimpy Kid.
*ancient
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This is a story of our ancestor before they become human, they were plants, until god creates adam and eve in the garden of edden, we are genetically modified in gods laboratory, even eve was made from adam ribs, and at the time they ate the forbiden fruit, it made them change from plants reproduction to human reproduction, in which we leaves our plants body to become animal body, where we have our lust, emotion, anger etc, not inocent plant anymore
this is what I thought
children back in the day who made up their own language to communicate with each other in secret at school watching this like: 👁👄👁
yep lol
@@emmag9987 dafay lukchi tarshi bie
@@taejungyeonjinhwan7376 I know I'm late but....
ONCE and STAY!!!🍭🍭
@@momo-ts6le omg so cool
btw im new stay
@@taejungyeonjinhwan7376 lol me too I am an armyonce
I'm not still a stay , I basically know all their names , but I still don't know all the inside jokes of stays
Every time i finish watching I'm like "ok now let's see the comments "
Hypsoline Hypsilone ain't nobody got no time for that boi i read the comments while i watch
I’m the 666th like
Maybe the real Voynich Manuscript was the friends we made along the way
Props to the animators who build a small recreation of the book.
Agree. So well done.
i can only read three letters which are
o f u c
Super computers from the year 2099 will eventually translate it and will say, "it's just a prank, bro." over and over.
yes it will
also a bunch of lebron james and my name is jeffs
What makes you think we'll live to see 2099?
James Kerch-Matthias To be fair he didn’t say we will live to 2099, just when it get’s to that time they might decode it.
TheCadillacCat so true
I love these types of mysteries cause they really show that no matter how much time has passed, there are still many secrets and mysteries in history unsolved.
Bisera G. I
Bisera G. Two possible one words: Necronomicon/Enchiridion, Hero's Handbook
So many people silenced yet so many scratches remain
AKA Graffiti
Dedi Wahyudi No.
"Be sure to drink your ovaltine." Hilarious reference!
To what?
@@Sonicbro-xx6sg - it’s from the movie ‘A Christmas Story’ Ralph sends away for a Little Orphan Annie radio show ‘decoder ring’ and this is the message he ‘decodes’ A lousy advertisement 😝 best. movie.
Mike McDougal - 🦵 thanks for your comment! I would imagine the mystery book is FRAGILÉ 😝
"How To Survive Your First Night In Minecraft"
The sacred texts.
@@alphaetomega 😂😂 I love you so much ❤️
Hahaha
🤣
"The world's most mysterious book"
Me: Maths Book?
Radhika Malviya lol. I find everything else math difficult. :p
😂😂😂that's me
It's Rd sharma
Lol... me tooo
'Math' is singular.
The book kinda looks like bio notes from that one girl who has all the glitter pens and markers in class and writes in cursive but when you ask for her notes she refuses.
there's 7 of us siblings, my oldest brother invented alphabets (not exactly languages) and all of us learned it and used it all the time. i would write words in my notebook and my friends would be puzzled at it
Siblings things ❤
Some medieval jokester is laughing at us
I too feel the same !! 😂
It's Turkish writing from the 1400's. Author is probably laughing at you tho
@@pandapvp1649 didn't turks write in persian script in 1400? Suljeks of rum (around 1200 ) did as far i know
Sina Zarin thats pre-ottomans. The manuscript was carbondated of leather pieces in the book to 1420 the ottomons ruled turkey in this time. Fyi There have been multiple pages already translated from modern turkish.
HAHAHAHAHHAHAHA
just a diary with a secret language some kid and his friend made
XD
That sounds romantic
Pretty intelligent kids then 😅
@@kazuha_supremacy7712 still a better love story than twilight
@@deflatedmcrwave anything is better than twilight-
Imagine when you just want to doodle shits and they thought it's a relevant mystery :D :D
Maybe! But in history only conscious/clever human beings does this sht matter. For me it is a message for all the generations.
Joy Balmes You're a shit.
don't call the history shit.
the same for me, a mystery can be anything. IMAGINE this, what if the author just want to put whatever he likes on the paper (e.g. maybe he likes those plants and he's very curious about astronomy) and for him, he's plainly writing it and everyone thought that the answer to every question in the universe is inside that book. Maybe, probably not. The answer will be uncertain. I want to put my thoughts in a more funny way. :D
frankie paul It's just an expression of my word man don't be serious! So you too want to be call you the as the same:: shit? :)
frankie paul Which part of my sentence is 'history is shit'? Point it out and I'll gladly correct myself.
4:10
I am really sure this is a Botany book, and how that picture relates to the fact that a female gametophyte of plants consists of 7 Cells. Notice how they're coming out of a plant, and they're 7 in number and have the shapes of a women. If my concern is true, then the person who wrote this was an exceptional Botanist.
Spoiler: it's the first troll in history.
You spoiled it?
@@quandaledingle3937 yes
@@paolob.5667 معلوماته سطحية
It's a Rick roll.
A very complicated trolling.
I think that's someones sketchbook. So the person probably put stuff in there in a very organic way, like our thoughts work. One they he was learning about the stars, another he was bored in the garden, he may have documented all sorts of weird stuff he thought about.
Archie Maclean-Bristol that’s really cool where did you find that out?
Rose HobisFlower quick google search shows that’s not legit. It may indeed have to deal with women’s health, but it’s not decoded. arstechnica.com/science/2017/09/experts-are-extremely-dubious-about-the-voynich-solution/
That actually makes a lot of sense
Yeah random thoughts of a random man that we are over analysing about
that's why teachers insist on us to write our names in every paper
klesida gjana yet they insist cursive & it makes us illegible
This comment is incredible
It really woudln't matter as you would write it in the same language, which no one can read.
And good handwriting
Yup
"Dude, let's create a book of memes written with elvish languages."
"Sure, and let's put it in a random library."
Centuries later :
I think we need doctors...
I believe that they're able to read this book of prescription
Hahaha
Nah, doctors can't read other doctors' writing, you'd need a pharmacist for that
@@pleaseenteraname4824 ohh yes sir 😂
Lol
FREAKING made my day.. LMFAOOO 😂😂
It is a recipe for making a philosopher stone.
very very close
Cool idea...
Like FMA Brotherhood.
And bathing women, the sun and moon with faces are ingredients?
Yeeeesssss
There's this story in 1954 called the man from Taured. The man was visiting Japan for a business meeting. He spoke fluent Japanese and other languages. But when the officer checked his passport it looked old and the country that was issued was Taured. They asked the man for a interview. The man from Taured said that he's been visiting Japan and there hasn't been a problem, so the officers asked the man to point his country on a world map. He pointed an area between France and Spain and was confused because the Kingdom of Taured is not on the map. The officers put him in a hotel room, there were two guards watching the whole night. But when they came to check on him the next day, he had disappeared out of nowhere.
They look every where for the man, and the widows are not broken or open too. Every thing that belonged to him had also disappeared. There has no sign of him ever since. They believe The man from Taured was a time traveler and instead of teleporting he probably accidently time traveled.
I bet there is a connection between this book and this man from Taured. Or the book was from another parallel universe and was accidently teleported to this universe, maybe this man came to this universe to find the book.
Armies posting theories everywhere!! 😂😂👍👍
@Mr. POPO What book?
Mr. POPO Well never know if it’s just a rumor or an actually story. But I just made a theory. I mean what if??
I can relate with Armys theories 😔 Bts has made us that way, lol
Adding a few more details, when the airport checked his passport it doesn’t seem like a fake passport but the problem that the country he comes from doesn’t exist. When they call the Japanese company where he said he’ll have a meeting with them, they said there’s no meeting like that, and even the guy, when people asked him to point the Taured on the map, he was confused as well.
I believe that at the time that it was written the information in this book was very valuable. People had somewhat limited understanding compare to today. There are plants that could kill you, and plants that can make you well. Perhaps this book is a little about what was usable back then.
it's a compilation of the dankest medieval memes.
Its rumored in this book contains the key to the "Dankest of all Memes"
it has da secret to da perfect meme in history
lmaoo
i totally agree
douth thou even hoist
This sounds like my school notebook. Just scribble random stuff for no reason.
keep it so that people 100 years later or so will keep researching
Victoresball Bruh. 😂😂😭😭
Victoresball lol
is ur grammar so horrible?
Victoresball maybe that's the answer to this book!
This is a fabulous and concise video of what the Voynich Manuscript is or might be. I paid £35 for the The Voynich manuscript facsimile which is a gorgeous full size representation of the real thing and beautifully illustrated and, although I'm the proud owner of this gorgeously created facsimile, this short video would definitely be all the average interested party would need to give them a superb taster of it. I love the sprinkled animations which are just right.....not too cheesy or intruding but just right. So, very well done to Stephen Bax. In this short video I believe you've captured the essence of the manuscript.......and a big thanks from Bonnie Scotland.
My thoughts on this undecipherable mystery are that, since most of us who will look at it will try to logically find what the text is saying but, what if a group of people who don't think logically say perhaps autistic or similarly off the spectrum people were given the book to look at in an illogical and completely different way..................maybe then there might be some progress : )
Bruh this is like the handwriting of a medieval doctor lol
When in years from now they'll find doctor handwriting they'll think it was a mysterious civilization with an indecifrable language
You are 100 percent on the money! The H character is a medieval transfusion device! Look it up....it's either a vampire guide to healthy eating or coroners guide to the bacterias and organisms that infest a cadaver. Eeeek!
Nah , too neat.
probably just a secret diary with an invented alphabet to keep it private 😂 I do the same
please leave it with a translation for future generations.so they aren't as puzzled as we are
@@ceasefire2825 Of course I'll do it
If it is just an alfabeth we would already have a answer what it mean.
Letters in all language had specified number of apear, so after you write this long book, we could just look at which letter is the most popular in book and than look at which letter is most popular in English/German/France/Polish or other language. But it is not working.
What is more interesting is that not only single letter in language have number of apearing, but even a words have it - it is proven by Zipf's Law.
th-cam.com/video/p6keMgLmFEk/w-d-xo.html
That's called a "cipher" and it's mentioned in 2:04.
When you wake up all night preparing for your test and sleep write the next day you produce a voynich manuscript 😂😂
AAFREEN QAYUM lmao 😂😂
Ha ha ha
ah yes, the earliest record of shitposting
I want to make my own little Voynich Manuscript someday. That would be a really cool project!
SparkleRose I did one back in seventh grade. I still keep it. It was so fun to make and still is to read. I loved darl themes so I made it as a guide book for alchemy necromancy dark magic and weird creatures.
Do iiiit!
So, how it is going so far? You gave me a good idea btw.
Yeah I'd love to hear an update about how's that going?
The book took about 21 years to make I think
The lengths people do to hide their porn.
ElectricFan91 LMAO DUUUUDE
oH MY GOD
been there
Lmao 😂😂
999 likes wow. *likes* now 1000!
Have you tried putting it in rice? Maybe it's broken.
cherry amaris I don't know people that do that!!!
Once I broke my iPad so I put it in rice (but it didn't really work ;-;)
lol ey army😂
My Bias Breaks Everything You're supposed to put devices that have suffered water damage in rice to dry them, because rice absorbs the moisture quickly.
Songhae Kim hey army
Narrator: For over 100 years, scientist have tried to crack the code of the book without breakthrough.
Narrator to me: What do you think it is?
Well I think it's a book no one understands just yet.
I need to start a journal in a made up language. I’m going to fill it with cryptic messages and illustrations. And maybe add little clues, letters and treasure maps, hiding small objects in remote places. Hopefully in 100 years my great grandchildren will freak out and think I was a witch or smt
(And then they’ll find this comment in the TH-cam historical Archives and understand I’m full of sh eee t 😂)
Yuss do it
Hi. "Forebears" means "ancestors". You probably mean your descendants.
100 years 😂😂
Remind this comment frequently after each 6 months, so that no one forgets this 😂
go ahead do it 😂 😂😂
Nice idea ... I am in. 😂
I had a friend who told me she used a secret code to write in her diary so that it was unreadable to anyone who might come upon it. This ancient mystery manuscript could very well be just someone's journal of their thoughts and dreams that they decided to write in a made-up script only they could understand lol.
And your very correct, it was finally fully translated and it was indeed someones diary. It had nothing of value in the writing it was just written in a forgotten language
@@Runningformylife1983 The manuscript has not been translated.
Except most cyphers made are easily broken. This, not so much
I don’t think so. The manuscript is all about plants and women how can it be someone’s diary?
@@Runningformylife1983 Your writing is terrible. You write your instead of you're, you fail to use apostrophes in your possessives, and you run sentences and phrases together without punctuation.
Yeah! This book have been written by some medieval scribes who tried to develop new medications, but ended up getting high on some healing herbs.
Gavriel Papas weed
Highly support this theory
Maybe it was written there but we cannot read it 😏
"healing herbs"
Maybe if we smoke some weed, it’ll finally make sense.
One episode of documentary series "Czech Mysteries" by Czech TV was about this book (since it is connected to Prague). It is unfortunatelly only in Czech language but it is very well done (much more detailed - 40 minutes). I wish you guys could see that, you would not be like "It's just some random medieval dude's dairy" after that.
When your community is in quarantine so you watch these random videos
Erika Mandid the sad part is that i watch them high as a kite 24/7 without the quarantine
@@alexandraracheva6462 Same here. I must be one of the rare species of humans who watches these things, and finds them interesting, seeing as how I'm 12.
Watching math videos are normally interesting for me too.
@@emilyp7362 ur not rare your a normal person with your own interest :)
Yeah
Lmao this is so true
Prank level: over 9000
JAHHAHAHHAHAH probably spent so many reserchers life time on this
So it's 9001?
LMAO
I knew this was about the Voynich Manuscript even before I clicked on the video, this thing has been puzzling people (and ME) for DECADES!
Same though. Fascinating book, and frankly it's beautiful, so even if it's a hoax, I don't see why that should diminish its value by much.
33Abstractions If it would be a hoax, it would be a very expensive ones. Books with illustrations and lots of colours werent cheap.
I thought it would be Codex Gigas.
all that in meticulous handwriting? it's too elaborate to be a hoax. its possible, but its a really really off chance.
I wouldn't be surprised if it were a Tolkien-esque work by a linguist, done for the sake of the literary and lexical artistry and challenge.
2:06 was gold! "Be sure to drink your Ovaltine", from "A Christmas Story" (1983). 😆
Aight, now I have to spend my whole summer researching this thing.
Uniquegirl 10 Have fun, been doing it myself before.
Uniquegirl 10 the "stuff you should know" episode about it is a good start
Uniquegirl 10 I've been trying on and off for years to reasearch it ever since I saw a documentary about it, I've tried to get people I know interested in it, but nobody cares really but me, I think it's so cool
Find the book and go on a summer adventure with your sister. :D
HikariKouno21 yess!! I shall drag my friends along for an adventure!
If scholars found my English note book in 300 or so years they'd probably think its from a lost culture or a new language or something.
Slingger Adheel difference : back in the 15th century, not that many people could read and write and when they did they would do it for important works not to write down English classes notes as you say. It would take a scholar to do it, not the average joe. Moreover, it's a book with hundreds of pages and coloured images. Affording paper and ink was surely not as easy as it is today. So your comparison is definitely irrelevant.
O my goodness this nerd don't get a joke
OMG those retards cannot see how bad the "joke" is.
Slingger Adheel the joke is saying that he/she has a really bad handwriting just to clarify to those who dont get it.
Sushi Wasabi yup, its barely legible now
Finally, I found a handwriting worse than mine, I may rest in peace now.
Lmao
Look closely, it's still more beautiful than your handwriting
no this handwriting is so much better than yours
@PolySaken yeah, i was about to say that.
@PolySaken Did you mean to say it's written by some prophet??? 😀😀
It has astrology signs and plant drawings. Maybe something alchemy related. Obviously if it was a true complete language that's used here, maybe they are just using a different letter script. It's fairly difficult to artificially create a complete language. Even Tolkien's Elvish/Dwarfish were not fully complete.
What if this book is just the creation of 2 random kids who made up a secret language a long time ago
Uma Bratt I watched a documentary on this book, in it they said tests proved that there were very singular characteristics about the book pages! due to its quality it wouldve been extremely expensive and too lavish for a childs use
A language that only ultra doodling legends would understand
Theory: it's an alien's journal of it's experience and findings on earth
it's possible given our little knowledge of other... lives(??)
Ancient alien astronaut theorists say yes
*its and sounds legit.
Why would aliens write a journal on vellum?
Nope it's been figured out
The creator of the book is one of the oldest and smartest troll; the book is just a masterpiece of a troll.
Creators
XD its so true
This could be the answer
My theory: a constructed language made and used by a small group of friends who were either nuns or monks (mainly because they were the groups most likely to have the knowledge and ability to write, illustrate, and bind the manuscript) that created their own fantasy world/story. Our ancestors weren't as dour as we portray them. I'm still interested in knowing what it says but this is my best guess as to what it is.
The book is written by a man who forgets to write his name.
LOL, just like a lot of students do on their assignments. It was a group project and the students failed to write their names on it. They got a 0 because the professor was strict and he just threw it into his file cabinet.
Or woman. You never know
BlueBerryKing, Only a man can do this stuffs coz woman's don't have the brains to do these things...
I smell a troll
Maybe he wrote his name on every single pages. How can you say he didn't?
This book may forever remain *UNSOLVED*
would love to see an episode on this one.
Nietzsche's Butthole it would only be an unsolved episode if someone died because of it.
kira lane
maybe someone did, that's the *mystery*
Trang Nguyen Love that reference.
gosh darn it 😂
“What do these bizzarre words and vibrant drawings represent???”
I can imagine the guy who wrote saying the same thing about our memes or something. Lol
I like the idea of very creative friends, siblings, or lovers who created a fantasy world and language and wrote notes back and forth to each other
That or maybe even twins who developed a script for their cryptophasia
Next thing we know some guys on reddit are like,
“Aye we cracked it! Here’s what it says.”
And it’s like a bunch of 1400’s memes.
more like 4chan
one day i'll lose my diary and people will act the same way after seeing my handwriting. lol
😂😂😂
Same pal same 🤣🤣🤣🤣
LMFAOOOO
Oh my gawd. You so funny.🙄
Don't made me wheeze like that 😂😂 I have a sore throat its painful 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Imagine how the future would treat the non sensical and seemingly surreal memes of today
They won't.
They would treat it the same way we treated ancient arts from many cultures.
"I dont have enough money for chicken nuggets"
"I like yo cut g."
"A bread falling down"
But with technology everything is recorded and kept for our days so there's no mystery because we all know it's a meme. But no one can vouch for this book
bucket list: write some random scribbles on an old notebook and bury it
Ishwitke daag sō, leileine!! 😂
Now I have more questions than before I watched this video
Idk Wtvr Its recently been translated. Vid is on TH-cam. Very interesting.
VocalEdgeTV thanks, I didn’t know that! Now I have another video to watch. :)
@@idkwtvr4844 I'm pretty sure it was not though
@@vitaliy1858 There is a video "Voynich Manuscript Revealed (2018)" where they clam to have translated some pages and even show presumed translation in english.
@@Danger418 Sorry to burst your bubble, but the father and two sons' method has been scrutinized heavily by numerous high-profile linguists. They also do not as of 12/5/2019 have their method published in any journal, so no peer-review has been done. I also find the fact that they think because some Turkish professors in unrelated fields agree with them, and that all of them are Turkish, and that they hypothesize that the Voynich language is, essentially, old Turkish, is all somewhat dubifying.
The truth is is that there are DOZENS of hypotheses, some are much more fleshed out than others. I think theirs is up there, but to me, it looks like we simply don't have the full picture yet. Also, in their most recent video, one of the sons has stated that they, apparently, found out that every line's first character spells out a code when read horizontally??? This is completely unfounded and they have thus far not provided any further method of how they came to this conclusion.
I'm gonna make a book with random shit and bury it then in the future confuse future people
You stole my idea.
How this wizardry book get to the muggle world?
Omg a Harry Potter fan
Merlin left his book somewhere in the Muggle world. Now this is what happens. This is what happens when you don't make sure you have everything with you
Harry Potter ???😂😂😂
Excuse me, I'd like to report a Hogwarts letter that was lost in the mail. Could you please send another owl? It's a couple years late now
Y E S
I think leaving something so puzzling behind for so many years is the most inspiring way to leave this earth
What if aliens dropped off their homie alien and said "go live with these people, read this book it will teach you everything about them."
Ty Odle best comment yet
High-tech aliens using paper and calligraphy? Doubtful.
Vinay Seth no but what if they have other homie aliens living here already and the book is being passed on from alien to alien.
it is the engineer reading manuals before drinking blac goo...or its an ingredient of black goo
My pretty hot Momma that could be true, black goo on me and you, more poo on my front tooth like black goo in a white tube. I'm dr suess