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Originally posted by Phage
What part of the discovery "suggests end of the world"?
Not exactly. That date was "confirmed" previously. This is just another mention of it. It's like finding two calendars with March 15th on them (except that this is bit longer time span than a single year).
The discovery only confirms the end of the baktun date of December 21, 2012.
Then why say "New Archaeological Discovery Suggests End Of The World December 21, 2012?"
The correlation between the 12/21/12 date and the problems in our world are made by individuals currently alive.
reply to post by Phage
Then why say "New Archaeological Discovery Suggests End Of The World December 21, 2012?"
reply to post by Gwampo
I have a VERY small list of people I like to troll on this website because of their lunacy.. you may end up on there.
Originally posted by Phage
What part of the discovery "suggests end of the world"?
Originally posted by LittleBlackEagle
Originally posted by Phage
What part of the discovery "suggests end of the world"?
i think it's written at the bottom of reactor 4's foundation, in Fukushima..
Originally posted by Arken
But the inscriptions also predict that the ruler's lineage will continue, rather than any apocalyptic prophecies.
Originally posted by FissionSurplus
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Then why say "New Archaeological Discovery Suggests End Of The World December 21, 2012?"
You're going to have to ask the OP that question.
I personally think that our current system of things is unsustainable, and it's only a matter of time before a big change takes place.
However, the world will still be here, and time will continue as always.....as will human beings.