Kia Ora,

According to some 'string theorists',and those who believe in the multiverse hypothesis,  if one 'thinks' the world will end, then it will end but not necessarily in the realm of existence that we experience/occupy, however for one of our 'other' selves their world will end...

BELIEVE IT ....OR NOT ? 

Parts of Me Ooze in All Directions

Michio Kaku's warning for 2012

I came across this guy when researching quantum physic, he's an interesting character and some of what he says make sense[Well to me anyway-but then I'm weird  ] 

Metta Zenda

I can't wait to have kids and tell them how many times I survived the end of the world.

And, if they act up, I'll make them watch the movie 2012 and tell them they're damn lucky to even be alive because I went through so much to survive that... hahahaha

Had to add two bits on the Mayan thing.  The Mayan calendar is mostly based off of astronomy, think about it at night no city lights to obstruct the stars.  the sky was a different place then.  They based the movements and the cycles on events that had happened in the night sky.  The current "calendar" ends when the back hole in the center of our galaxy, the Sun and the Earth all come into alignment.  This is an actual real thing that will be happening in December and only happens.. oh about every 3,500 years or so.  They were probably the first really accurate astronomers, this is when they felt that their Gods would return through the "Navel" of creation and return to the Earth to enlighten man kind and bring in a new age.  Yes sounds crazy.. but the astronomy is correct.  I think they compared the accuracy of the Mayans time to the Atomic clock and only found something like a difference of .002 with the atomic clock only being accurate  to +/- .005  The world will continue to spin and chances are that Mayan Gods will not descend to Earth... But December is only a few months away I guess we'll all find out then.

For some odd reason, I doubt the world will end in my lifetime

Omg I think about it too sometimes lolz. Of course I don't actually believe it, but it would suck if it happened this year of all years. T.T

well they did say the year was gonna end when we hit 2000...and all the computers were doing to melt down because they couldn't comprehend going into the "2000s"

Quote from: Jamie D on January 22, 2012, 12:50:05 AM
I've been known to try to self-pollenate.

Never quite worked.

LOL now now, Jamie, do we need to change your name to Hermes or Aphrodite?


as for the world ending, let us know when you see the mothership, then run like hell to the stargate while I hop in my F-302

Quote from: Penny Gurl on February 21, 2012, 02:28:56 PM
Had to add two bits on the Mayan thing.  The Mayan calendar is mostly based off of astronomy, think about it at night no city lights to obstruct the stars.  the sky was a different place then.  They based the movements and the cycles on events that had happened in the night sky.  The current "calendar" ends when the back hole in the center of our galaxy, the Sun and the Earth all come into alignment.  This is an actual real thing that will be happening in December and only happens.. oh about every 3,500 years or so.  They were probably the first really accurate astronomers, this is when they felt that their Gods would return through the "Navel" of creation and return to the Earth to enlighten man kind and bring in a new age.  Yes sounds crazy.. but the astronomy is correct.  I think they compared the accuracy of the Mayans time to the Atomic clock and only found something like a difference of .002 with the atomic clock only being accurate  to +/- .005  The world will continue to spin and chances are that Mayan Gods will not descend to Earth... But December is only a few months away I guess we'll all find out then.

As someone that has personal connections in NASA, I can assure you that we've looked into it and there is no conclusive evidence that the world will end from a naturally occurring cosmic event. The signs of such occurrences would have already started to manifest years ago. The galactic alignment that these conspiracy theorists keep falling back on has actually already occurred several years back. The earth has been through this process many times before in its 4.6 billion year history, and will continue to do so for several billion years more before Sol, our sun, grows into a red giant and engulfs the Earth and Mars, and maybe even ignites Jupiter into a binary sun When its supply of hydrogen runs out.

http://www.space.com/14137-2012-doomsday-theories-nasa-interview.html

As for Gods of any sort coming down to earth to lay waste to the infidels, go watch Stargate SG-1. Gods based on the highly advanced Goa'uld, the Asgard, and the Ancients, is a plausible theory if you buy into all that alien stuff and consider them as merely highly advanced and/or evolved lifeforms. There are a couple instances in world history that do directly support that theory: where Spanish Conquistadors and a few other advanced cultures made first contact with natives that were still largely paleolithic. These foreigners and their tools, techniques, and weaponry (like guns and bombs) were viewed as the work of magic and gods.

Quote from: veritatemfurto on March 04, 2012, 01:32:00 PM
LOL now now, Jamie, do we need to change your name to Hermes or Aphrodite?


as for the world ending, let us know when you see the mothership, then run like hell to the stargate while I hop in my F-302

LOL good one, took me a while to get that

Quote from: Cindy James on January 02, 2012, 12:45:08 AM
I love these doomsday people.

I keep wondering what the leader of the group tells the followers the next day.

'Due to unforeseen circumstances the  EOW has been postponed until (fill in date)'

'Luckily you all prayed so much we have put off the EOW until (FID)'

'Whoops'

'Sorry about you giving all your money away to me, and no you cannot have it back'

or they've already used their plastic shopping bags to release them from their earthly bonds to ride on their magic carpets to the comet Hale-Bop... idiots :rolls eyes: so paper of plastic? CHOOSE PAPER

last thing I'm saying on this thread to the naysayers and doomsday worriers: (from elsewhere on the internet)

"There have been about 514 Leap Years since Caesar created it in 45BC. Without the extra day every 4 years, today would be July 28, 2013. Also, the Mayan calendar did not account for leap year...so technically the world should have ended 7 months ago."

So, there ya have it! We've already made it! Welcome the the new b'ak'tun... B)

WARNING: I'm about to burst your doomsday bubble for all you doomsdayers out there- There have been about 514 leap Years since Caesar created it in 45BC Without the extra day every 4 years, today would be July 28, 2013. Also, the Mayan calendar did not account for leap year..... so technically the world should have ended 7 months ago.

Quote from: xXRebeccaXx on March 09, 2012, 06:21:40 PM
WARNING: I'm about to burst your doomsday bubble for all you doomsdayers out there- There have been about 514 leap Years since Caesar created it in 45BC Without the extra day every 4 years, today would be July 28, 2013. Also, the Mayan calendar did not account for leap year..... so technically the world should have ended 7 months ago.

thats what I said too lol

It will not happen in one day. Many geoligists and seismologists are aware that planetary alignment effects the earths tectonic plates. A solar eclypse can cause an earthquake. The Mayans knew about the upcoming planetary alignment. It is a slow process. There has been an increase in natural disasters. More earthquakes ans tsunamis. Some animals can predict an earthquake. If your cat runs away from home, the dog hides under the bed and your pet water buffalo heads for high ground then be aware. For those who truly beleive in the end it may happen. Jim Jones made it happen in Guayana. The Davidians managed it in Waco Texas.

I became concerned when it appeared my iguana was trying to bite my finger    But then I found out that their way of claiming and showing affection is to give a tongue tap    Besides, they don't really have teeth and are vegetarians

Oh yeah... Um, the end of the world?... Urmmmmmm... Not too likely

Carry on with your bad selves 

It will not happen in one day....Jim Jones made it happen in Guayana. The Davidians managed it in Waco Texas.

Both of those events happened within a 24 hour framework.

Id hate to die in mid-transition!!!

I believe it is just a new cycle. Every end is also a new beginning.  I can be wrong but last time it happened we went from neanderthal to cro magnon. So this might actually be a good thing for transgenders because transgenders are a 3td gender which is in my opinion a natural step in the evolution of mankind. So maybe there will be more of us after 2012.

I wish this thread would stop getting revived.