@meg_talkfacts: A language that isn't known by anyone in today's world....a book that no one can read . . . Follow us me for more interesting things #meg #quagmire #peter #familyguy #mystery

Ale-_-sandro🅱️ :

Same two friends 1000yrs ago messing around

Jeff Maxgay :

I read it once. It was mid.

Muhammad sakr :

it is easy to understand

itzvortexox :

Just use google translate 🥀

ArepaSebs :

"and now put plants and places that don't exist"

joonsung.park8 :

Just ask ChatGPT 🥀

Nick Smith :

Grok analysis: The Voynich Manuscript is a genuine historical artifact, carbon-dated to the early 15th century, written in an undeciphered script with unusual illustrations of plants, astronomical symbols, and bathing figures. Yale University owns it, and despite efforts by cryptographers, linguists, and even the NSA, it remains untranslated. The text shows language-like patterns, but whether it’s a real language, a cipher, or a hoax is still debated. Claims of “parallel Earth” plants or drawings of galaxies discovered in the 1900s are speculative and lack evidence, likely stemming from sensationalized interpretations. The 2019 translation claim is inaccurate, conflating a 2018 AI study that proposed a Hebrew basis but didn’t mention nonexistent places or “The Great Work.” The manuscript’s mystery lies in its resistance to decoding, not in supernatural or extraterrestrial origins. The dialogue exaggerates for dramatic effect, especially with claims about alternate timelines, modern astronomical knowledge, and a “terrifying” translation. These reflect pop culture fascination rather than scholarly consensus. The manuscript is better understood as a product of its time—possibly a medical or alchemical text, a coded work, or an elaborate hoax—rather than evidence of otherworldly phenomena.

GuacamoleGamer :

the issue is that it could literally just be a fictional story book from 600 years ago

jacob_XD :

Psalm 36:6 , "Your righteousness is like the mountains of God; your judgments are like the great deep

IDAN🇮🇱 :

Or maybe it was some unc trying to ragebait us

Ven :

I’m gonna go full nerd on here actually you can kind of translate it but it’s not like a writing of words more like a mantra. It’s written in an esoteric method that looks to be a mix between Old Irish, Norse, and a little Latin. If you strongly focus on Old Irish. You can get ChatGPT to be pretty accurate in translating it. But everything reads out like a mantra. Think of like a book of words and you meditate on the words. Not what it is says but more like an anchor. The entire book is basically about being one with nature. And practices medicine that is atune to nature and the heaven. It has many parts where it mentions about being balanced to make medicines pure for usage and creation. Oh and how you have to meditate in the process in order to make the medicine. And the meditation is all about centering yourself between earth and the stares. So yeah I got all of this after Old Latin didn’t work but once I asked ChatGPT to use Old Irish as a framework. I got a wealth of knowledge from it. It’s a mantra! Or a Nature spell book

☣𝕶𝖆𝖗𝖛𝖊☣ :

its map to agartha

⠀⃝ ⠀⃝ ⠀⃝ ⠀⃝ㅤ :

guy writing that

jamie33972🇮🇱🇺🇸 :

The bible has the answer

Nicovh :

Just use ChatGPT

Santai :

Insane 600 year prank😭

Pavlov.man0 :

Goal.com :

Chat gpt will read it

wise :

I have a theory, it was written by god

lucas Hernandez :

Imma solve it

Miko>:3 :

"now put random drawings that don't make sense"

Bobert❤️‍🩹😁 :

Well they haven’t let me read it yet✌️💔

👆🥹👆 :

*me nonchalantly reading the book only 6 people the language teacher-Oh my god he is reading it he is the chosen one huzz- omg just let me syd me not caring about girls 🗿🗿🍷🍷

XaylaFelblade :

What if some old fantasy writer just pulled the most insane 600 year prank

Oda 🇵🇸❤️ :

Lmao it could’ve just been some guys fanfic