The Mayans didn't predict 2012, page 1
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Topic started on 4-12-2011 @ 06:51 AM by Krono
According to the BBC (British Broadcasting Company), the Mayans DIDNT predict the end of the world.

www.bbc.co.uk...

So please can you all stop crying about it? Please? You'd expect a 10 year old to believe it but not grown men/women. So please grow up. There's more likely to be a world war which won't destroy the world.


reply posted on 4-12-2011 @ 07:02 AM by loves a conspiricy
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No worries, just pointing out there is a lot on this.....we will only be covering old ground


reply posted on 4-12-2011 @ 07:06 AM by Krono
Originally posted by loves a conspiricy
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No worries, just pointing out there is a lot on this.....we will only be covering old ground


Ah, the last time I was on this section it was full of "Mayans predicted this" "Mayans predicted that".


reply posted on 4-12-2011 @ 07:52 AM by Misterlondon
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What has you being a member of the armed forces got to do with anything?

Yeah... There's the mentality thing again..

On topic you said the BBC know more about Mayan history than any 2012 doomer.. How is that so?

As explained these people have dedicated their life to researching the subject... Where exactly do you think the BBC get their information from? They are not some all knowing media outlet that are always correct... They get their information on these subjects from the people who spend years researching the subject..

The information is the same wether you believe in 2012 or not it's just people have different opinions and viewpoints on it..


reply posted on 4-12-2011 @ 08:02 AM by 02bmw76
Yeah, well, Terrence McKenna's algorithms suggest a similar date for change. McKenna's Novelty Theory is interesting to say the least. The late Ian Lundgold's work is worth noting as well. So too should be Dr Paul LaViolette. I'm sure my list is too short. I believe that the blatant dismissal of information based on 2012 shows a shallow view. Citing a BBC article as the definitive gospel is pretty limited. The end of an era is not too far off the mark. Is it too far fetched to see a culmination of a Universal event(s) and a break down of economics and world politics bringing in the end of an era? Having a reasonable discussion about matters is the answer. We could all learn something. I wish more people would open up their minds and take time to explore things and information. Many times here on ATS you see articles posted accompanied by replies on postings where the person posting as well as the person replying hasn't read the linked material but is quick with an opinion. It makes for a waste of time and takes away from the purpose of this web site. How is it that the mystery of the Mayan information can be any more unbelievable than the chaos, greed and theft involved in the interaction of humans globally? The end of an era indeed. History is not a myth. History is evolving within the Universe. Thinking that our past is not real is silly. Thinking our near future won't challenge us is just as silly. Believing that people with limited technology achieved nothing but delusion despite everything left behind seems totally dismissive. Or is that correlative? Either way, it all comes down to math. Terrence McKenna knew a little bit about math. So too did the Mayan. Dr LaViolette knows some math. Philosophically the entire mathematic matrix may be coming to another crescendo. The biggest mystery will be the pieces of the puzzle laying the foundation for the future. We'll just have to wait and see what shakes out. That's all we can do.



reply posted on 4-12-2011 @ 05:54 PM by stereologist
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I'll say no more, people with your mentality are just a waste of time..

The waste of time is with those that falsely claim to have done any research. The 2012 believers do NO research. They simply are gullible people that accept anything that is written by people that have nothing better to do than perpetrate hoaxes.

The lesson of 2012 should be that the people pushing the wacko ideas should be treated as wackos. Learning to see how ludicrous the 2012 claims are is a lesson to be learned.


reply posted on 4-12-2011 @ 05:55 PM by stereologist
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On topic you said the BBC know more about Mayan history than any 2012 doomer.. How is that so?

Ask a simple question get a simple answer.

The BBC staff can see the difference between wacko lies and the truth.


reply posted on 4-12-2011 @ 06:00 PM by stereologist
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Yeah, well, Terrence McKenna's algorithms suggest a similar date for change.

That's not true. McKenna altered his end date to fit 2012.

The late Ian Lundgold's work is worth noting as well.

Lungold made up stuff that was patently false. He can' even count the number of steps in Mayan pyramids. Why would anyone believe any of this claims.

I believe that the blatant dismissal of information based on 2012 shows a shallow view.

No. It shows an ability to detect the lies that are the essence of the 2012 hoax.

I wish more people would open up their minds and take time to explore things and information.

Were people to open their minds to the evidence then they would see how ridiculous the 2012 claims actually are.

We'll just have to wait and see what shakes out. That's all we can do.

Right before this you mention math. If the math is correct then it is clear that we do not have to wait.
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