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AND, great topic. Sorry we missed your prompts. Proving again, everything we think we know is wrong ;)

Well timed, indeed! Thank you

Yaaay rad

Thanks A lot. Verygood presentation and reasoning in your arguments. I have a question. Has anyone estimated how long time it took to produce the manuscript ? .Cheers👌🏼

Jó lenne ha nálunk is eljátszanak a fimet

This is amazing. Myself being English Roma,, that this american gorja knows so much. i have respect for this

Fwiw (not much) my guess is a 15th century fantasy/ hoax. The text is pretty obviously gibberish, constructed with a Cardan grille or similar algorithm. The drawings are a mixture of real representations and fantasy elements, also deliberately cryptic. The supposed resemblance of some drawings to American plants and animals is not persuasive. Why would someone make such a book? For fun and/ or profit. Excellent work, thanks. Cheers from cloudy Vienna, Scott

Have you written any books that I can find?

I think Henry is the youngest in his family.

Really great research summary, now I can’t wait to devour the rest of the playlist!

Interesting story. Well done ✅

I had an idea based on your theory of witchcraft/midwifery Maybe the symbols represent musical notes and the text is suppsed to be sung as a chant along to the instruction of the book as it's being used for teaching whatever was in the text?

Saw a breakdown of the characters used in the script, and a frequency analysis, and apparently some characters only appear towards the end of lines of text on the page. This shouts out that the whole thing is decorative, and not a coded language. The 'text' is created for visual impact, without meaning. Obs the video went into it a great deal deeper than that! But it made a lot of sense to me. All the hours spent trying to decipher the 'text' could be just chasing rainbows - the 'words' are invented scribbles, meant to look nice - there is no meaning behind them at all.

If you're not gonna show any of the imagery this video doesn't really offer anything(?)

Sounds like "the Jews" think the world needs a reset, or several resets, in order to have their "kingdom", which, maybe not explicitly stated, means claiming the entire planet as their kingdom, hence, world wars, economic crashes, Hannibal Directive, etc.

small correction: Gallipoli is about 150 miles from Constantinople

I came for the history, but i stay for the pee jokes. Well done fellas

They play that role so great 😮 not one of them is gay shocking 😮 I do love both them hot lads 😊

NOW! Make part 2. Get to work.

Me not expert, but the second loop on your picture looks like something to do with a volcano and how long and when it happened

This is a tremendous analysis

Shabtai Tzvi sounds like one of the kings of Shock Value😂😂👀along with Jacob Frank and A. Crowley…

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omg! your'e a poet with your words, you explained exactly my unrealized thoughts all the 30 something times I have watched this movie. Thank you so much for the effort and time you put in this video. I mean who deep analyzes hyphenated names?? you've got the most eloquent writing and commentary style. I have watched this video twice now and im sure i'il be coming back.

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So from Sabbatai to Jacob Frank rhey infiltrated Islam and Catholism....with those core values of dark taboos...very scary

I love your channel and your videos.

Love your analysis. I do miss that depth of analysis from my days studying literature and art history. It really helped me understand why it became my go to feel good movie. There is one thing I don't agree with though : I don't regard even the most painfully corny bits of the movie as flaws. I don't believe the movie would be better without them. Cornyness is also symbolism and a certain form of stylization, it is a shortcut to larger pool of meaning. People often look down on it cause it's often a lazy way (in romances) to say love instead of or in addition to showing it, so it can feel too much and superfluous. And cornyness is cliché, It feels paradoxically artificial and simultaneously painfully overly sincere (not unlike the character of Henry...) But I could argue it does a lot in the context of the movie : - Part of the overall balance : it occupies the forefront of the picture because it is obvious and loud but it opens the background to all sorts of depth and complexity without the overall tone becoming too somber and serious. I don't think it takes away anything from the movie, rather it enhances it. - ciments the movie in the tradition of romcoms while being also an opening to subverting some of it's codes. - it's fun, playful and cozy : it's qualities I often miss in other lgbt romances Admittedly I am a die hard fan of everything corny, cheesy and sappy and I'll never stop defending it.

First and I am not fully disagreeing but is this slightly overstating these changes? The nobility did not disappear and their manorial rights were rarely challenged. Indeed in some occasions they were given authority over cities and towns.

Love this

I can barely watch 20 minutes of other video essays, but your 2 hour analysis videos are amazing. Watching your video and rewatching the movie again was so much fun, because I did not notice/know all of these things before. Thank you for the work you put into it. Looking very much forward to pt. 3.

How did i not see the Lancelot angle?

Exceptional work 🎉 I cannot emphasis how much I am looking forward to the next videos!!! 🤩 Thank you ❤

The true meaning of the Voynich Manuscript, was the friends we made along the way.

I adore this type of work. Deeply analyzing things that get dismissed just because its popular, or not the right genre. The cinematography is brilliant. Not only making the most of the budget, but really using the space as its own character.

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Thank you! I agree with all you said even though I had no realization of much of it! This is why the book & the film were entertaining enough to make me want to read & watch each several times. I encouraged family & friends to watch the film, also.

Thank you for your work, deeply appreciated. Greetings from Portugal

The best podcast i have ever seen. Greetings from Brazil

I really appreciate how your lectures provide so much relevant context. Thank you for taking the time to share this.

Thank you so much for sharing your scholarship by unlocking this lecture. Nobody can do these lectures like you.

Did you upload this twice?

1:39:40 You are wrong about the Chilean Coup...

Excellent as always

Twas never vulgar,just beautiful

On my second rewatch now. Thank you again for these incredibly well researched and illuminating profile essays.

Thank you so much for sharing your views on this subject! It was great🙏

Excellent! An excellent historical and informative analysis of the background for this wonderful movie. I'm sure most of the lovers of this movie ever went into the depth of your investagative knowledge but it really adds a lot to the character of and meaning of this movie.

This is BRILLIANT! As a RW and RB addict, I LOVE this. Like others, I've lost count of the number of times that I've watched this movie because I know that every time I watch it, there's something new that reveals itself. It's also my "go to" feel good movie whenever I'm feeling "off", or, whenever I have 2 hours to do nothing else except watch and enjoy.

The coin is there that is fact. It is also a fact that vikings got a lot of stuff from New Brunswick are acc. to chief archeologist of the Canadian excavation at confirmed viking site at Lance aux meadows, Birgitta Wallace. So it is not impossible with all this theories of trade, but look at google map. See the sailing routes we know they took. They went close to shores going south and when they see a beach where boats could be pulled up it seem to have been like a magnet to them. It is fascinating also to see how it seem to have gone politics in to this. Like in Canada there is a scepticism it seem to dig out sites where sign of norse presence has been. Because of land managements towards native people and so on. Kind of a not healthy thinking. Like this man here talks about, showing nordic runes all over the place far up to Quebec. ua-cam.com/video/CYb2zAuEKdM/v-deo.htmlsi=-W6RW2EW62mKDjj3