reply to post by Diplomat
Those are pretty much the same things, aren't they? Correct me if I'm wrong, maybe I'm just really confused, but you seem to have a tautologous
argument going on there on your first paragraph. Your really just stating what I stated, saying it again with different words and using it like it
would invalidate the same thing but in my own words? And then you contradict yourself right after it.
What I am seeing you say is:
"I have done a lot of research (extensive research), so I know well enough about the subject to tell people that they could understand this subject
that I understand very well through a very compact 30 minute long episode of a program/show named Penn & Teller. x2 [repeat] Oh no, although I learned
things from the research on 2012, I tell everyone its bull# and that they can learn its bull# in a bull# program that teaches nothing because this was
really all I learned from researching."
Please don't get offended. You seem to be very contradictory in your statements.
Well, I just said that you said it because you asked who have said it before. It's not a pitty, I think we are getting somewhere, although I know it
sounds confusing.
You say that you want to debate. And I say that although I've researched quite a bit I know really nothing about it. The only thing I know is that
it must have something special about it because there are so many people naturally talking about it, it seems like it just stays with them. Just like
you, right? Coming here after having it in your head, eager to share more about it.
Where are your arguments that nothing is going to happen? You want to debate about something that you don't believe is true. This simply doesn't
make sense, do you want me to convince you that something is happening? Stop being lazy and do more research I say.
Please again, don't get offended. I'm trying to be critically constructive.
Again, its something thats out there and that attracts the attention of a lot of people. I think its an interesting phenomena and if you think about
it its so real that we are spending precious hours of our life with it already. Its interesting that the concept came up at this time anyhow,
anthropologically speaking.
And just to let you know, if you don't believe in prophecies if you think about it mathematics in itself is pretty prophetic. Let's count, shall we?
1, 2, 3, ... what comes next? Prophesying! If you didn't really understand the secret is in time. There is no future, there is only now.
[edit on 22-8-2009 by Geladinhu]



THIS, the basis for a 'belief' in the EOTW??? 
