[Eddy_P (OP)]

Egyptian Hieroglyphs depict and describe a computer’s cd tray, along with the form of a compact disk itself.

The Old Testament documents and describes computer parts.

The contents of four specific mid 1990s cd-roms are documented and described in many ancient texts.

A common link is Egypt:
Solon, an Egyptian priest, told the story of Athens and Atlantis.
Akhenaten (Amenhotep IV), Pharaoh of Egypt, set up a one god religion.
Moses, an Egyptian priest, told various historical stories, and set up a one god religion.
The ‘Ark of the Covenant’ was a computer carry box that also contained the four mentioned cd-roms.

For you to examine these claims, an introduction examines a specific example of where Egyptian Hieroglyphs depict Computer Technology, with a link to detailed Explanation Notes for 6 specific glyphs and an overview of their Context.

Then, two new videos introduce and show what type of computer technology has been documented and depicted by people in ancient times.

Three more videos then provide 12 specific examples.

Once you have viewed these, you may then Evaluate, Examine, and Compare 10 selected Topics from the Videos.

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[Geezer]

That's strange. It's not April 1 yet, at least, not where I live, although it might be according to your calender.

[demografx]

Wait, Geezer. Didn't Cain enabel HTML??

[NickFun]

I can't be sure, not being an expert in Egyptian Hieroglyphs, but I suspect this is what many people in the field refer to as "bullshit".  Perhaps the writings you mentioned could be interpreted in ways other than intended.

[yor_on]

Look here I saw the movie with Harrison Ford so I know he's on to something..
The convenants or convent or something?
And It Was Also Electrical !!!

And there was a submarine.

So there ...

[yor_on]

No, No Nuns.

Why do all ask me about if there was nuns in it?

Jeezzzes.