Originally posted by _Heretic
one question for Max, or anyone really
if the Mayans went through vast amounts of effort to predict celestial events to the greatest precision
...and they inherited their celestial knowledge from Sumer,
They didn't. Sumer ceased to exist some 2,000 years before the Maya civilization arose.
which also has calendars to predict all kinds of celestial events
...then why is an accurate celestial notation of the movements of their own home planet Nibiru, and its predicted return missing from the calendars of Sumer and the Maya?
Because neither of them believed in a planet named Nibiru. To the Sumerians (if you read the Enamma Elish for yourself), "Nibiru" is a "throne name" like "milord" and doesn't mean planet.
There is no mention of any planets beyond Saturn in the many Sumerian astrological and astronomical documents. The Maya/Inca/Aztecs were all very obsessed with Venus... not a Mysterious Planet That Only Comes Around When Sitchin Says It Will (and which, by the way, has missed its return date rather badly.)



) are the "facts" that you basically aren't allowed to
disagree with, well, because they are facts. and yet at every one of the institutions there are the unanswered questions; the obscure, often
contradicting with teaching discoveries that spark these questions. and they are shot down, and your very intellect is rediculed for even asking such
questions. 