Originally posted by jprophet420
So, what he describes isn't a cataclysm, its satellites failing. So for the record, your topic is way off. Thats facts. my opinion is "make a 2012 thread get 100 stars" syndrome is here.
Also, your thread implies that past civilizations would know we would have satellites in space. In order for the things you mentioned to be tied together, that would be a necessary component.
I agree. There was really a lot being assumed here, and a lot we had to try to tie together.
Mayans, etc. My personal belief is that the Mayans were really good at math, etc. cosmology. But they weren't prophets.
Why do we all immediately bow down to prophets with predictions? None have come true. Edgar Casey might have been a real "seer", but even he was wrong about some things.
I wish more people would just say, hey, we control our destiny, not prophets. Instead of being afraid of all of these dire predictions, what if people ignored all of that and instead tried to really make things better, helping our fellow man and creatures on the earth.
Most of us have a hard time wrapping our heads around the fact that we're going to die someday, so other people use the fear of imminent death to scare us and sell us on to something.
Think about all the things that could have gone wrong over time, things that could have easily have wiped us off the maps. It's a miracle we're still all here.



