Compact Disk depicted on Egyptian papyrus texts

[Eddy_P]

Originally Posted by prizm

The most logical explaination for these disk shaped objects depicted in Egyptian Hieroglyphs is that they represented the "Aten", which meant sun.

If the specific hieroglyph "Aten" represents the Sun, why then is there a hole in the middle ?

This would therefore mean that in ancient times, the Sun seen in the sky - had a hole in its middle.

I know of no evidence nor ancient stories that say or report there was a hole in the Sun in ancient times.

The other stories that also came from Egypt - being the Creation story (of Moses) and the Atlantis Legend (of Plato) are also accounts of the imagery from a specific cd-rom.

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[Tormod]

Originally Posted by Eddy_P

If the specific hieroglyph "Aten" represents the Sun, why then is there a hole in the middle ?

This would therefore mean that in ancient times, the Sun seen in the sky - had a hole in its middle.

I know of no evidence nor ancient stories that say or report there was a hole in the Sun in ancient times.

Your logic is truly impeccable.

It is obvious that the "compact disc" you nuts are seeing is nothing but the Norwegian krone.

[rockytriton]

I can see it now, a man went back in time to ancient egypt and he gave them a compact disk and he told them that on it contains all the knowledge of man from the year 2000 AD. Unfortunately, he forgot to bring along a CD player or a computer to view it on.

[Buffy]

Oh c'mon guys. Anyone who has been abducted by a Grey will tell you that their "CDs" are now spherical and that in Egyptian times, they were still using Floppy Disks, so if they were there, that thing would be a square!

Skeptical abductee,
Buffy

[Eddy_P]

Has evidence of computer technology been unearthed in Egypt ?

A new (hopefully clearer) introduction to my recent Egyptian discoveries may be found at World Breaking Discoveries - Current Topic of Investigation

I was concerned that earlier “translators” may have not quite ‘got it right’, so in order to take a fresh look, I conducted studies of my own.

I focused upon what the hieroglyphic symbols actually depict, and using these meanings, found the original intended meanings – written by an Egyptian scribe, over three thousand years ago.

The results were totally unexpected.

[Tormod]

This is probably the funniest joke I have seen in a long time!

[Boerseun]

Rather!

[orbsycli]

I once saw a glyph of an apache helicopter. (No joke. it was on tv with that egpytion guy thats kind of good at english and is always somewhere undergound...)

They were creative, spiritual people.

Their art is godly.

A circle with a circle inside of it is a mandala, and is a common sacred symbol.

It's also a donut.

[orbsycli]

I found it!