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Hello.
I am interested in 2012, notably - the Mayan prophecy about the end of the world 12.21.2012. Many people talk about it now, besides, the movie comes out soon. I'm interested to read something about it. Disclosing this theme.
Advise me some articles please.
Thank you
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It's all over, we are doomed, wonder will doom 4 be out before the world ends? best get digging that bunker with Wifi of course ;)
I saw on discovery or history channel or something like that where there was an ancient chinese culture whose calendar ended at the same time. Also they said modern scientists believe that the earth, sun & the great black hole at the center of the universe, or something like that, will all be in alignment which could cause a shift in the magnetic poles about the same date. Either way we're doomed.Quote:
Originally Posted by bblankfein
I also saw on tv about how nostradomus predicted 3 so called anti christs, & they theorized that Napoleon was the first, Hitler the second, & then said the 3rd would be the worst yet & come out of the east. Watch for that.
I believe we've been doomed before in some sense, & that they actually built a star ship millions of years ago & that is how we came to be here. I think they called it Noah's ark. Adam & Steve etc.
I heard that you can get hit by a bus and die and non of the above matters:-@
Havin yer pole shift hurts less!Quote:
Originally Posted by Steve R Jones
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Originally Posted by Steve R Jones
Besides, the more time people spend worrying about it the less enjoyable time they have to enjoy life goes down.
I don't worry about it, especially considering for me it just means my life will have no purpose once I get out of college. Who wants to think that when the fireball comes rollin their way?
So far all the predictions of the end of the human race haven't come to pass, this is the most widespread yet, but only because we have the internet to spread the word.
There's also the novelty theory that is unrelated to the mayan calender, and is a computer simulation of a great upheaval and falls at the same date as the mayan calendar.
Actually, the Mayan calendar doesn't necessarily predict the end of the world in 2012. More accurately, it predicts a change in the world as we know it: a large shift in the path the human race is taking; a new era of understanding or enlightenment; a new era of war; etc.
Since the Mayans aren't here to explain to us exactly what the prediction means, it's all just a guess. So feel free to attach yourself to whichever theory you like, but be prepared to be disappointed in it come 13 Dec 2010.
2012 just means no more car payment for me
On that date, time travel was perfected. Guess where the first scientists went............ :p
What makes you believe that the Mayan calendar corresponds to our modern calendar anyway? There are many calendars throughout history and civilizations.
I found this on the internet so it has to be true? :D LOL
Well The Mayan calendar has proven to be one of the most accurate time keeping systems known to human kind. It has tracked without fail every solar eclipse every lunar eclipse and even takes into account changes in the rotation of the earth and the speed of the rotation of the earth to accomodate for this.
The Maya also predicted that in the year 1996 an inter-dimensional network would be created and that would enable everyone to see and communicate with each other thousands of miles away. Cound this be Internet web cams?
Scholars have known for decades that the 13-baktun cycle of the Mayan calendar system of timekeeping was set to end precisely on December 21, 2012, the winter solstice. That this system was put in place some 2300 years ago is an astonish fact. How was it that ancient Mesoamerican skywatchers were able to pinpoint a winter solstice that far off into the future?
It's just a spam set up. His account and the one that just attempted to answer are both banned, along with their ISPs.
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Well the last post was nine years ago... I wouldn't call it alive.
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Well, here we are. :t
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