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There is a language in the world that some people have never deciphered: our planet is full of mysterious scripts like the Voynich manuscript, Linear A from ancient Crete, the Indus Valley symbols, and the Rongorongo of Easter Island, all written by real people whose exact words we still can’t fully read. A language or script is considered undeciphered when we can see the shapes and patterns but don’t have enough clues to match symbols to sounds or meanings, often because there’s no bilingual “Rosetta Stone”, the underlying spoken language is extinct, and we lack cultural context. Cryptographers and linguists use statistics, pattern recognition, and comparisons with known languages, but in many cases they still can’t tell whether a script encodes a full language, a proto-writing system, or even a code. Some, like Linear B, were eventually cracked when experts linked symbols to Greek and used logic and frequency analysis, which gives hope that today’s undeciphered languages might one day reveal forgotten myths, laws, and daily life details from lost civilizations. Until then, every undeciphered text is like a locked time capsule from the past, reminding us how much human knowledge still sits just out of reach, follow for more facts that make sense.