MARRIAGE OF TRUE MINDS ADMIT IMPEDIMENTS
etc etc etc yada yada yada and so forth ad infinitem. Now impedimate your mind with this snippet—
“… Of course, considering its accuracy, age, and the fact that its artistic style was not consistent with what was known from the era it supposedly belongs to, it was thought that what has come to be known as the Nebra Sky Disk was nothing more than a hoax or forgery, and prehistory professor at the University of Bristol, Richard Harrison, would say of it:
When I first heard about the Nebra Disc I thought it was a joke, indeed I thought it was a forgery. Because it’s such an extraordinary piece that it wouldn’t surprise any of us that a clever forger had cooked this up in a backroom and sold it for a lot of money …”
—referring to this beast 
—which I just snup from CLICK HERE (being a link supplied by one of my very most favourite cranks, a guy called Graham Hancock (who does tend to get around a bit, look, see for himself and burble about what he’s seen as if his conclusions actually make any sense).
Which they do …
CASSANDRIC 
Science is not science, which alters when it alteration finds …
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And they all miss the obvious—
—it’s an ancient frisbee.
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Reblogged this on notestoponder.
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The author was doing fine until the second last paragraph:
”Was it aliens? It was aliens, wasn’t it?”
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I often use cynicism/sarcasm myself, too. Mostly out of sheer frustration … but it could have been God. She’s quite clever like that, and puts these anomalies down where She knows they’ll be found, as a sort of test for the wicked—her own little private joke.
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If aliens were savvy enough to get here then they were savvy enough to lave better clues.
Did you read up on Wiki about the specs of the disc?
They are more interesting, especially where the gold came from.
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Oh no … I was gonna gobble a delayed brekkie, but now he sends me off to Wiki … you’ll keep, Bud~!
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And yes, they did leave better clues … but I don’t think they were space-aliens; I just ponder deeply on how a few hairless apes in the ‘stone ages’ could do such things. Brrrr.
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I keep pondering the interpretation that any alien growling along the local beach of Planet Zug in a distant solar system might put on that wee drawing on the spacecraft (Explorer? Memory fails …) Nasa fired off a few years back. You know the one: hairless naked ape male with upraised weaponless hand and unclothed lady behind, both apparently radiating pulsating beams of light …
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