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T/O Map Label Implications
As I and others have said before, the labels seem to be one of the best ways “into” the Voynich Manuscript. They might be words which are disclosed by adjoining illustrations, most importa… more →
The Voynich-New Atlantis Theory
Program 20: Espionage
wrote 2 months ago: Our G3 scientists know exactly how to have fun on snowy winter days…talking about spies and sp … more →
Codes and Ciphers
wrote 3 months ago: Alexander D’Agapeyeff After reading Bitterblue, by Kristin Cashore, I decided to look into cip … more →
United States Diplomatic Codes and Ciphers, 1775-1938
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wrote 6 months ago: Name: United States Diplomatic Codes and Ciphers, 1775-1938 Author: … more →
The Rule of Four
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wrote 1 year ago: Movel of the Month My first HisLit suggestion is a book written by Ian Caldwell and Dustin Thomason. … more →
Rediscovering WWII's female 'computers' - CNN
wrote 2 years ago: Rediscovering WWII’s female ‘computers’ – CNN. Computer, at that point, was … more →
The World’s Most Enigmatic Manuscript
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wrote 2 years ago: Have you ever read a Government publication that discussed such topics as the Hermetic tradition, as … more →
A Little Bit Like Everything, a Whole Lot Like Nothing
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wrote 3 years ago: …That is how I often think of the Voynich Manuscript. On the one hand it has reminded countless peop … more →
T/O Map Label Implications
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wrote 3 years ago: As I and others have said before, the labels seem to be one of the best ways “into” the … more →
Dan Burstein's World Talk Radio Interview
wrote 3 years ago: Secrets of the Lost Symbol co-editor Dan Burstein appeared recently on World Talk Radio’s Be T … more →
Decoding the mysteries of The Lost Symbol
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wrote 3 years ago: Secrets of The Lost Symbol co-author Dan Burstein appears in the Washington Post Short Stack today, … more →
The Jane Austen Code
wrote 3 years ago: Jane Austen: Liked to write in code. Dan Brown fans sometimes have a hard time believing the parts o … more →
Secrets of the Codes
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wrote 3 years ago: Secrets of The Lost Symbol editor Dan Burstein talks through some of the codes and cryptic clues lef … more →
Numerical Coding of Word Sections
wrote 3 years ago: Imagine for a moment a code which allows an encoder to make random, infinite choices when encoding, … more →
Biliteral: A Cipher in Plain Sight?
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wrote 3 years ago: There has been a bit of talk, again, about the possibility of Francis Bacon’s Biliteral Cipher … more →
Symbol Quest Winner!
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wrote 3 years ago: Congratulations to Cheryl Helm! Cheryl, a member of our Secrets of the Lost Symbol codebreaking team … more →
The target for TLS cover clues
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wrote 3 years ago: With the hunt on to solve the codes of the cover of TLS, it’s probably worth remembering that Dan Br … more →
Solving Ciphers on The Lost Symbol Cover
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wrote 3 years ago: We have heard from the legendary code maven, Elonka Dunin, who gave us the answer to the Masonic “pi … more →
Amazing Breakthroughs and the need for Amazing Breakthroughs Yet To Be Found - and tensions between real world international choices and policies in action
wrote 3 years ago: Feature Breakthrough Propulsion Physics 11.19.2008 Artist’s depiction of a hypothetical Wormho … more →
The Chymical Wedding: Parallel Work?
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wrote 3 years ago: The 1616 book, The Chymical Wedding of Christian Rosenkreutz, is the third of the first three defini … more →
