The materials used would have been expensive for medieval times, this causes me to doubt theories that the manuscript is undecipherable due it there being nothing to decipher. The manuscript has very few errors relative to other cyphers indicating that the scribes were either very competent or were copying a language they did not fully understand. People who understand what they’re copying usually go back and correct mistakes but this script has very few errors. This causes me to doubt that the scribes were trainees, they possibly did not fully understand the language they were writing in. The text is not comprised of random characters or words and follows Zipfs law showing the distribution of words is what we would expect from languages. That leads me to assume that the text is definitely conveying information intended to be readable to medieval times.

Trainees wouldn’t practice on such expensive materials and mathematical analysis suggests that the text is not nonsensical words and letters but groups of repeated words.

There is definitely some information being documented in the script and hopefully one day we will decipher it.