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i agree completely,well said.
Originally posted by Hallberg Rassy
Am i missing something....
the CD is supposed to be representative of time travel because it has contents that match ancient texts including those in the bible...
If the CD is recently printed, then it was based on the ancient texts, and not the other way around.
Evidence of time travel would be a Picture of WW1 with a F16 screaming overhead...or something like the dead sea scrolls declaring Obama the democratic nominee for president...then you have something.
I dont see how this can be purported to be evidence of anything more than the CD graphics based on ancient text.
Originally posted by Eddy_P
…such as depictions of computer technology in Egyptian Hieroglyphs (including a dangling mouse & cable) plus in the associated stories a comprehensive description of the imagery from a particular modern cd-rom.
Originally posted by Byrd
Your "dangling mouse and cable" is actually a scribe's medallion and is used to designate a scribe. The "staff" is actually a reed, the "reed pen" is actually the feather of Ma'at, the hole with the circle in the middle is "Re" and in fact the designate that the text is talking about the God named Re (or "Ra") is sitting right next to the symbol. The horned serpent sign is not what they used for the word/concept "it", the "horizontal ledge" is actually two separate signs with a serpent above opened arms. The foot is the symbol for the "dj" sound...
These are just cherry picked symbols and ignore the fact that the symbols function as letters of a language (with modifiers) and are really spelling out words.
Originally posted by Eddy_P
No, actually.
You presume that the past people who ‘interpreted’ Egyptian glyphs got it totally right.
The first two columns of Plate I of the Papyrus of Ani, seen in context (see third link below), describe the use and contents of modern cd-roms - as seen by the scribe Ani.
Your statement is in contradiction to the Egyptian scholar Caroline Seawright.
The horned viper glyph means 'He, him, his, it, its'
You may wish to view the ‘mouse & cable’ in context (see the Egyptian section of that page), then view some specific notes (including the new translation of 91 glyphs from P1 PoA).
Originally posted by Eddy_P
Results from 14 Evaluation Sessions
nil: 0 - 30
2 : >30 - 50
4 : >50 - 75
4 : >75 - 85
2 : >85 - 100
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14 in total
Originally posted by PsychopumpLast time I checked, 0+2+4+4+2 = 12
Wait, let me find my casio....