[ WP ] Tell the legends and mythology of a ( clearly misinterpreted ) everyday symbol

**Separating Fact From Fiction: The Symbology of 20th and 21st century Earth: The Pole and the Circle: The Male and Female Gender. ** 
 
 **Abstract** 
 
 This paper looks at the often misunderstood pole and circle symbology of 20th and 21st century Earth. Much has been conjectured about it ’ s meaning, how they are sometimes separate and sometimes together. Only through an understanding of both the symbology and the morality of the people living at the time can we come to understand the true nature of the pole and the circle. 
 
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 **Introduction** 
 
 First discovered by Robert Thomas ( Thomas Et. Al, “ What ’ s With all These Symbols? ” ) there has been much debate over the pole and the circle symbology found on many objects of the 20th and 21st century Earth. It ’ s been found on inert objects, as well as objects that used electricity ( The Herin Group. “ The Shocking Truth. ” ). The symbology typically is found with the pole and circle on opposite ends of a rocking device, a sort of Ying and Yang, a duality of self. However, the symbols have also been found in each other and alone, indicating a far more complex meaning than one would believe at first glance. 
 
 Within the objects the rocker can be physically connected to a flat board, while other objects simply have the rocker touch a small piece of metal. From tests with these objects by The Herin Group, it was discovered that while these appeared to be different, they actually performed the same function, to allow the flow of electricity within an object. 
 
 What ’ s interesting is how the symbols are inside of each other, not on opposite ends of a rocker. Until now, it was not understood why this was done. Due to new discoveries of early 20th century electronics work, we have come up with a hypotheses that creates a unified understanding of all pole and circle symbologies. 
 
 **Hypothesis** 
 
 Last year, Kruton Inc. discovered an electronic encyclopedia and correspondences between people of the time period. ( Kruton Inc., Sales inquiry: 2284-EEAC/09 ). This trove of information gave us a clear picture of the male and female gender of the time, not just through historical writings, but actual communications between people of the era. 
 
 In the early 20th century, females ruled the world of electronics and computers. Only females were allowed to run and service electronics and computers. The first computer programmer, Grace Kelly, discovered a mouse ( Kefka, “ The Metamorphosis ” ) in one her computers eating a cord. This is where the term “ computer bug ” came from as mice ate bugs. When Grace Kelly invented the computer mouse, an archaic form of interacting with a computer, she came up with the name because it looked like the mouse she found in her computer. 
 
 As females controlled electronics, they had to come up with symbols to identify the “ on ” and “ off ” state of the computer. While this sounds barbaric today, at the time they were unaware computers were smarter than humans, and thought of them as tools. This led to them creating the pole and circle symbology to show the state of the computer. 
 
 To understand why they picked the pole and circle symbology, one must understand human sexuality. Males and females have distinct genitals ( Department of Morality, “ The Segregation of the Sexes ” ) and sexuality was a very important part of all human lives. From communications between different people, ( Humungor, “ Transcriptions From Xbox Live ” ) we found that the average human touched their genitals sixty nine times a day. Disagreements were settled via sexual intercourse with the mother of the opposing side, telling us females used their powerful genitals to rule over males. 
 
 We know that the pole indicates the on state, and the circle indicates the off state. We now know that males were considered “ turned on ” and females considered “ turned off ”. ( Chad Et. Al, “ Nice Guys and the Folly of Females. ” ) So it was natural that the pole, representing the male penis, indicated an on state. The circle, representing the female vagina, represented the off state. 
 
 Devices that include the pole inside the circle could be thought to indicate reproduction, but the objects with this symbology do not contain any method to reproduce. We believe this symbology describes a third gender used with the use of a quantum device. While most humans are male or female, some are both and have both sets of genitals. Just as there is no way to determine if a quantum device is on or off until you look at it, there is no way to tell if a person is male or female until you look at their genitals. A human with both sets is in a superposition of both genders, much like a quantum computer would be in a superposition of on and off. 
 
 **Conclusion** 
 
 We have shown that the the pole and circle symbology represent the duality of the male and female gender. These genders were so ingrained in society, and sexuality so important, that genders were used to indicate the on and off status of a computer or other electronic device. The Department of Morality agrees with us as it shows that humans today are more enlightened and evolved than humans in the past. Disagreeing with this paper will result in censure and trial for treason.
