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Master Blade X · December 30, 2007

Who believes in the end of the world?

If you dont know what I am talking about, then listen to this. The Aztecs had a calender that closly resembled ours nowadays. But there calender ended at a certain year. That year was late 2012. They believed that the world would end sometime in this year do to our own creations. Not just Aztec beleived this, but many races and religons.

Now I know that there are some of you saying to yourself that this is not enough information to go by and to start prepping for something incomprehendable, but there is more.

You heard of Nostradomus? If not I will tell you about him. He was a gentleman born in France on the date of Dec 14, 1503. A doctor of the time, he had written 2 Medical books. He had also written a book called "The Prophecies," about events that he foresaw happening in the future. He predicted a that his king at the time will be killed. Which, come to find out happened. He had also predicted Hitler, the great fires of london, both world wars, the neclear detinations of Japan, the death of Diana the pincess of Whales, the Apollo moon landing, the World Trade Center, and may more.

Well just recently we had found an other book that was created by him. But unlike his first book which had no pictures just words, the 2nd book we have found of his was nothing but pictures. In this picture book it showed many things that he had stated in his first book. It did show more things then those repeated. But the last page was a drawing that was interpeted as the end of the world. And the date was about the same as the Aztecs. But in the same year, late 2012.

So with that beleive what you will. As for me I think that it is going to happen, someday.

(Tell me what you think)

Alaksuleiel · December 30, 2007

That is a hard one MBX, I am more a half full kind of person, So I am more likeley to see it as a new beginning.... Mad MAx style of course!

Jelly · December 30, 2007

:'( I don't want it to end...

Though really I don't know what I believe. Perhaps it was meant in a more..metaphorical sense? Like, we're going all..technical...if that's the word...and we're building everywhere..Not much countryside left...perhaps it means that the world will be like..the sort you see in Sci-fi.

Though, if it was confirmed, we'd probably all be taken into space so they could find another planet for us to live on ::) Though as I've said before, I'm sure many of us, myself included, would prefer to stay here on Earth no matter what.

Dunbar · December 30, 2007

I believe in aliens!

Tharengore · December 30, 2007

It is hard to say...could be tied in too the genises and how it says judgment day will come. The angels will sound on their trumpets and such. Basically aliens will invade..and we find out earth was set up much like austrila for england. The first humans where convicts. But thats just a guess lol. Other wise the world will go BOOM in several million years when the sun expands out and explodes..or so science says.

Mightelove · December 30, 2007

It's not the Aztec calendar. It's the Mayan calendar.

*twaps Scott*

Zyrshnikashnu · December 30, 2007

The Mayans ran out of room on the calendar, so they stopped at 2012. :P

Nostradamus was a fraud (he was). Pen & Teller did a Bullshit bit on him, and they summed the matter up quite nicely. His writings are just vague enough that they can be applied to a number of events, and some of the people who apply his writings to life make up silly and arbitrary rules for interpretation.

Twitchy · December 30, 2007

I believe in aliens!

Me tooo!!!

:D

and the date of the mayan ending is 12/21/12

*Nods*

All the planets align or some weird shit.

HotW Moiraine · December 30, 2007

Oh well, I'll be an important researcher by then, So I'll have my own private bunker :D

Tharengore · December 30, 2007

What on earth will you be researching that you will get your own private bunker?? hmmm....

Master Blade X · December 30, 2007

Well whomever had the calender(Aztecs or Mayans). They did say that something will align. And Nostradomus (who not only did medicine but studied the stars to get his profecies) predicted that around that date is when our galaxy will line up with the "so called" center of the universe.

What I find even stanger then that is that, that date is my Girlfriends birthday. My girlfriend is the devil. (SERIOUSLY, SHES CRAZY)

HotW Moiraine · December 31, 2007

The center of the universe is constantly changing because the speed of expansion is not the same on all sides.

Nosti, my dear friends, is on crack.

Mightelove · December 31, 2007

The Mayans ran out of room on the calendar, so they stopped at 2012. :P

Nostradamus was a fraud (he was). Pen & Teller did a Bullshit bit on him, and they summed the matter up quite nicely. His writings are just vague enough that they can be applied to a number of events, and some of the people who apply his writings to life make up silly and arbitrary rules for interpretation.

Well, it was the end of the calendar cycle that they stopped at. More than likely they were wiped out by smallpox brought by the Europeans before they could start the next cycle, eh?

Zyrshnikashnu · December 31, 2007

My comment was a reference to a comic I saw some place. :P

Master Blade X · December 31, 2007

HotW, your theory on the center of the universe is moving, is wack. Just becuase the expantion is different on any given side, does not mean the middle moves. Example: if you drop a stream of water on the center of a spinning board, the water will go in any and all directoins, but the center stays the same. Its not like the expantion of the universe is pussing back on its origination point. If you put a bomb in the middle of a room, the place you put it does not move (except for maybe a crater, buts thats to happen when you put an explosive on the ground), but the walls, windows, and whatever else around the bomb will move.

Jelly · December 31, 2007

I don't think there even is a centre...with it being infinate and all, it would not be possible for there to be one.

Bit like a circle not being able to have corners...you know? :-\

Master Blade X · December 31, 2007

Anything, no mater what it might be: shape, size, line, ect. there will always be a center (even in a circle). With that out of the way, yes there would have to be a center. The theory is that the universe started with a Big Bang. If so, where ever that Big Bang happened that would be the center.

Dunbar · January 1, 2008

I'm the center of the universe!

Jelly · January 1, 2008

*Gazes in admiration*

Dunbar · January 1, 2008

It's true!

SwordGuard · January 2, 2008

Well who knows by that time I'll probably be fighting the 3rd World War cause I'm joining the CAF!!!!! It is quite possible to, scientist have proven even with the efforts we are making today our planet will only be able to support us for another 100 years. That may seem to be a long time but once you think of how long the earth has been here and how long humans have it's very sad :'( :'( :'( :'(

Mightelove · January 4, 2008

Oh, the earth will go on without us.

*nodnod*

SwordGuard · January 4, 2008

Nope we will have to go on without the Earth why do you think there is such a big push for us to get to Mars? Its the only option should something drastic happen.

Jelly · January 4, 2008

NO DON'T YOU DARE SAY THAT!

I WILL NEVER LEAVE!

EVER!

*Grabs a tree and refuses to leave it*

Pukah · January 4, 2008

Scientists have not shown that earth can only support human life for another 100 years. Hell, the scientific community cannot even agree when the fossel fuel supplies will be gone.

And, as a friendly reminder, the big bang theory is just that. A theory. Yes, there is some corrilational data that supports this idea. And it is one I personally believe. But it is not fact.

Jelly!? Are you hugging a tree!? HIPPIE! Kill it!

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