petersrides
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The Mayan Calender never "predicted" that there will be a huge disaster and the world will end in 2012. All that's happening is a new katun cycle will begin. This actually would have been celebrated by the ancient Maya and would have probably been commemorated by raising an extra impressive stela. It is telling that credible Mesoamerican experts dismiss this theory which is more a by-product of "pop" archaeology (i.e. pseudoarchaeology) than historical fact. I personally wish that Mayan scholars would speak out against this story more vocally, because proponents of the metaphysical theory are currently getting a lot more attention and misleading people who don't know any better.
As to Nostradamus - his predictions are couched in such murky language that they refer to anything and it's only after an event happens that people look at them and say, 'Oh, look! Nostradamus predicted that!" But did he? Not really. You have to twist and interpret his words, and that means they aren't truly accountable. Merlin confined his forecasts to the magic court of King Arthur. Merlin wasn't a real person, and Camelot was a mythical kingdom so nothing from that land of make believe pertained to our world.
As to Nostradamus - his predictions are couched in such murky language that they refer to anything and it's only after an event happens that people look at them and say, 'Oh, look! Nostradamus predicted that!" But did he? Not really. You have to twist and interpret his words, and that means they aren't truly accountable. Merlin confined his forecasts to the magic court of King Arthur. Merlin wasn't a real person, and Camelot was a mythical kingdom so nothing from that land of make believe pertained to our world.
russian serjey
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actually it does... 2009 years ago jesus came =2008. and through the generations the bible shows and stuff its calcualtes the flood was 4400 years ago ..and before that it is calcualtaed 1000 or a little more..aprox...and over all the earth si onnly about 6000 old..not millions and billions and trillionas and big bang and evolutions and i came from bcteria and monkeys and frogs and out of no where some thing banged ane made everything we see today..ok good nightgrant said:
Freddy Cacace
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^ something like that.
danielwarwick
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yeah, scientists put it at 4.55 billion to 4.6 billion.Hep Greg said:
this is not a guess, this is not me hating on religion, it is absolutely idiotic to take it otherwise.
Jason Beggs
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i watched like a 2 hour special about this
dec 21, 2012 will be the beginning of a new age (aquarious) which comes around every 26,000 years
according to scientific research last time this happened there was a mass extiction followed by an ice age
i dont believe that the entire earth would be wiped out... but there will be some drastic changes
another theory is that the earth's magnetic field is weakening and when this happens the earth must reset its poles which basically makes north south and south north. this may not seem like anything to us but our entire electronic technology is based on the magnetic poles. this would cause an entire collapse in generated electricity until they can reprogram everything
dec 21, 2012 will be the beginning of a new age (aquarious) which comes around every 26,000 years
according to scientific research last time this happened there was a mass extiction followed by an ice age
i dont believe that the entire earth would be wiped out... but there will be some drastic changes
another theory is that the earth's magnetic field is weakening and when this happens the earth must reset its poles which basically makes north south and south north. this may not seem like anything to us but our entire electronic technology is based on the magnetic poles. this would cause an entire collapse in generated electricity until they can reprogram everything
maxlikesscooters
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exactly what i thinkJason Beggs said: