December 21, 2012

[Ratchet]

I'm really curious to see the responses on this topic.

As a person, I do not believe the 2012 jibberish, but I'm sure there are a few that are supportive of the theories.

What are the odds that some Japanese Kamikaze Warriors get their hands on a nuke or something? I dunno, just using my imagination and combining it with the proven lack of intelligence in about 50% of human beings.

What are your opinions on 2012? What do you think Christmas shopping will be like during that time?

[Thilo]

I don't know. But if our culture can survive the film 2012, which we somehow did, I'm pretty sure we can take anything nature has to throw at us.

[MrsKsr]

le lol, personally I think it's bogus but whatever, I'll actually be pleasantly surprised (for like what, a millisecond?) if something catastrophic happens to the world in 2012.

[Slov]

well 2 things can happen on 2012:

- the world ends

or more likely

- people stop believing in bs like that

[MrsKsr]

Hmm people, in general, don't appear to have the capacity not to believe in things like that.
It seems to be in human nature to be fatalistic and quite scared about everything. Besides, there is always some threat of something terrible ******* up the world in some way. What was it this year, the BP oil spill? The year before that it was swine flu with people running around like headless.. pigs? Lol, but you get my point. There's always something.

[Slov]

hah true

btw whats up with this "new unstoppable super" flu? a fail to get people buying expensive medicens?

[syllabear]

slov stop talking out of your arse, its painful to read >.>

[Slov]

[MrsKsr]

Well this is it.. There is always some new fangled disease, virus, ailment - whatever you want to call it, something. The conspiracists among us would attribute this to some kind of underground operation as a means to make money for medical companies or some other secret agenda such as world domination bla bla bla.
There are times when such viruses (etc) are naturally occurring, however;

A virus that was believed to be the cause of chronic fatigue syndrome, also known as ME, has turned out to be a laboratory contamination that could not have caused an infection in humans, scientists said yesterday.

-- Read more here

"Accidents" happen. Just saying.

[Slov]

heh ^^

[INW]

Somewhere hidden in these forums is a pretty long topic about this.
I think someone created the thread back in early 2010?

[MrsKsr]

Indeed, it was Radian.

[Phytotron]

The 2012 "theory" is pure, unadulterated bunkum. The funny thing is a lot of people who believe in that nonsense don't realise that they don't even get the myth right.

Mayan prophecy - 12/21/2012

A NASA Scientist Answers the Top 20 Questions About 2012 (The problem with this source is that, as we all know, NASA faked the moon landing, while simultaneously running a secret space program out of Area 51 with technology obtained from the Roswell crash. So how credible can this guy be? I mean, come on.)

Doomsday & doomsday cults

Why People Believe Weird Things (mult-part video)

Michael Shermer on strange beliefs (short video)

[Mkay1]

NASA didn't fake the moon landing in 1969...

[Ratchet]

(The problem with this source is that, as we all know, NASA faked the moon landing, while simultaneously running a secret space program out of Area 51 with technology obtained from the Roswell crash. So how credible can this guy be? I mean, come on.)

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