Poll: My Psychic Senses warn of 2012
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*The .GIF of StarTrek provided above relays my feelings*
This all started from the Mayan calendar, So basically some ancient Mexican decides to stop working on his calendar because he is getting way too far ahead of himself and that brings forth fucking rapture? Damn people are gullible.
This all started from the Mayan calendar, So basically some ancient Mexican decides to stop working on his calendar because he is getting way too far ahead of himself and that brings forth fucking rapture? Damn people are gullible.
I'm not big on starsAmnestic said:erto101 said:
Life of our sun, as told by Wikipedia.
Chemistry is my poision (awful pun alert!) but i does seem like there will be a red giant which as far as i know will burn the Earth more or less ending in the Earths destructionWhen the sun gets near the end of its life it will turn into a red giant that will completely envelope the first 3 planets of the solar system due to the massive increase in size. The earth will be first burnt to a crisp leaving only a molton floating rock in space and then once it does get swallowed up it will be completely destroyed. Sorry but the earths days are numbered.blakfayt said:
On topic though I sure do hope you've posted this as some sort of joke or wind up because it sounds like your putting far too much meaning into stomach aches.
You know there are professionals to help you.
Why did you pickup the date for 2012? Because you been bombarded with that date your whole life?
Then end of the world been said to come around every 56 years. (counting since around year~1000)
Every generation will feel in some point that they will be the last.
Get some anti-psyc meds and you stop freaking people out. It is extremely rude.
Why did you pickup the date for 2012? Because you been bombarded with that date your whole life?
Then end of the world been said to come around every 56 years. (counting since around year~1000)
Every generation will feel in some point that they will be the last.
Get some anti-psyc meds and you stop freaking people out. It is extremely rude.
OMG ZOMBIE APOCALYPSE! Don't worry, I'm joing the British Army as a combat medic, I'll be fully prepared for it. Should be fun!
I don't think your completely off the mark, but I don't think your entirely correct.
"The End" could realistically be anything. It could be a simple shift in global power, or it could be exactly what it sounds like.
Me? Personally I'm just gonna live it by REM's standards....
"Team by team reporters baffled, trump, tethered, crop
Look at that low plane, fine, then
Uh, oh, overflow, population, common group
But it'll do, save yourself, serve yourself
World serves it's own needs listen to your heart bleed
Tell me with the rapture and the revered and the right
Right you vitriolic, patriotic, slam, fight, bright light
Feeling pretty psyched
It's the end of the world as we know it
It's the end of the world as we know it
It's the end of the world as we know it
And I feel fine"
Sorry. Just had to get that out of my system. I'm good now.
"The End" could realistically be anything. It could be a simple shift in global power, or it could be exactly what it sounds like.
Me? Personally I'm just gonna live it by REM's standards....
"Team by team reporters baffled, trump, tethered, crop
Look at that low plane, fine, then
Uh, oh, overflow, population, common group
But it'll do, save yourself, serve yourself
World serves it's own needs listen to your heart bleed
Tell me with the rapture and the revered and the right
Right you vitriolic, patriotic, slam, fight, bright light
Feeling pretty psyched
It's the end of the world as we know it
It's the end of the world as we know it
It's the end of the world as we know it
And I feel fine"
Sorry. Just had to get that out of my system. I'm good now.
Let me put it this way, you probably get songs stuck in your head all the time, possibly more than once a day. So there is actually quite a high chance that some time when you have song stuck in your head, you may hear that exact same song on the radio or in your case, being hummed by your father. Due to the strangeness of this event, you remember said incident and all incidents like it, much more than you do all the times you had a song in your head but nothing happened, this gives the illusion that's a common occurrence.
And that's not even taking into account other factors that could increase the possibility of this occurrence such as: you've been playing the song a lot, therefore exposing other people to it, a single song has been stuck in your head for a large period of time or even the possibility that your father and you share a similar taste in music.
And that's not even taking into account other factors that could increase the possibility of this occurrence such as: you've been playing the song a lot, therefore exposing other people to it, a single song has been stuck in your head for a large period of time or even the possibility that your father and you share a similar taste in music.
I dont mock psycics, so i dont think your crazy. I think in this case your wrong because 2012 is just random BS. The myans didnt even predict the end of the world. The calender just ended. In 3000 years if someone finds OUR calender to you reckon they will freak out on december 31? I hope so. It would be hilarious. Calenders end. Then people get new calenders. The myans just had such a long calender that they never needed a new one. Its not like the calender maker could sit there FOR EVER carving days. It HAD to end eventually. And it happened to be 2012. This is a race that died out 3000 years before they could use their calender, i think they just over compensated for how long they would last.temporalcrux said:
"The planets align and the poles reverse". Why. I have yet to see the tinest bit of evidence to suggest that
A: the planets will align
B: The allignment will do jack shit.
Why does the alignment do ANYTHING? Theres not really any scientific reason at all...
Second of all track records. How many end of the world theories? How many actual end of the worlds? Exactly
On a brighter note im making bets with 2012 believers that it wont happen. Free easy money methinks. $70 says it doesnt happen?
^Pretty much this^BiscuitTrouser said:
My guess is 2012 will happen. Right after December in 2011.
I too, had a strange foreboding feeling in 2000 about an impending doom for the world, as I have on many occasions particularly when I was young. However, seeing as nothing major happened within a reasonable timeframe, I didn't connect this to a possible future event. I think that's a gigantic leap to take with no actual reason, and the danger is that then you will spend the next few years with a paranoid mind connecting that feeling with either real events or whatever your imagination cooks up for you. I have since dismissed the feelings I had as a random chemical imbalance in the brain.
I've also had the sideways lurching feeling a few times, and again, I rationalised it away as a strange internal screw-up. I could, at 3am, probably convince myself that during that sensation I was at the centre of a beacon that was pointing Eastwards, but then I could probably also convince myself that an angel was sitting on my chest slapping me in the face and telling me that I must pack my things and make for the North Pole to receive God's Final Message. Point is, come morning I've switched my brain back on and realised that it was probably just a severe brain fart.
So I guess what I'm saying is, I believe these feelings that you've had, but really you're just connecting dots at random and letting your imagination run away with you. I wonder if really you just want your life and experiences to mean something in the wider context. Consider me, who, when something screwed up happens in my head, assumed that something screwed up had happened - inside my head. It was ME who had the strange foreboding feeling or the strange sensation, why should I think it has anything to do with the entire world? More importantly, how do you pick which disaster your premonition or feeling refers to? So your brain is capable of predicting your uncle's stomach cancer and a progression of the end of the world from 2009-13 inclusive, but nothing else - isn't that really quite a strange mix, seeing as your dangerometer didn't react 'up or down' at all at 9/11? How does a sideways feeling of someone pulling at your ankles have a geographical focal point on the other side of the world, let alone three separate ones? Or did you happen to have Google Earth and a compass on you at the time?
It's a strange human condition that has never really touched me, this need to justify what happens to us in some spiritual or supernatural context, that anything unexplained immediately becomes not only mystical, but dangerously important for the whole of the human race. I wonder if its because some people fear not just death, but the insignificance of their death. So they want to go out on a bang and also claim the right as a prophet into the bargain. It cements for them a larger truth and therefore a chance at an afterlife, and an afterlife where they're going to find that they had a divine purpose and importance after all. I applaud your impressionable and creative mind for being able to make such massive leaps in logic and cause-and-effect, and all I can wish for you is that you find a way to distinguish your imagination from reality so that you could write an interesting novel instead of ending up a raving crazy.
Truth is, something might happen at the Olypmics, of course it might. Rationally, a multicultural event in a Western city may of course be a target for terrorism. But that will have nothing to do with your prophecy, and it will not be the end of the world. You're getting strange vibes and your imagination is connecting '2012 oh crap the Mayans were right' and 'Olypmics in a Western country that some factions in the rest of the world hate' with your own heightened sense of doom.
As for the stomach pains, seriously... how was your first thought not, oh crap, my uncle had cancer and I have stomach pains, I should go to a doctor? Or am I just a raging hypochondriac?
I've also had the sideways lurching feeling a few times, and again, I rationalised it away as a strange internal screw-up. I could, at 3am, probably convince myself that during that sensation I was at the centre of a beacon that was pointing Eastwards, but then I could probably also convince myself that an angel was sitting on my chest slapping me in the face and telling me that I must pack my things and make for the North Pole to receive God's Final Message. Point is, come morning I've switched my brain back on and realised that it was probably just a severe brain fart.
So I guess what I'm saying is, I believe these feelings that you've had, but really you're just connecting dots at random and letting your imagination run away with you. I wonder if really you just want your life and experiences to mean something in the wider context. Consider me, who, when something screwed up happens in my head, assumed that something screwed up had happened - inside my head. It was ME who had the strange foreboding feeling or the strange sensation, why should I think it has anything to do with the entire world? More importantly, how do you pick which disaster your premonition or feeling refers to? So your brain is capable of predicting your uncle's stomach cancer and a progression of the end of the world from 2009-13 inclusive, but nothing else - isn't that really quite a strange mix, seeing as your dangerometer didn't react 'up or down' at all at 9/11? How does a sideways feeling of someone pulling at your ankles have a geographical focal point on the other side of the world, let alone three separate ones? Or did you happen to have Google Earth and a compass on you at the time?
It's a strange human condition that has never really touched me, this need to justify what happens to us in some spiritual or supernatural context, that anything unexplained immediately becomes not only mystical, but dangerously important for the whole of the human race. I wonder if its because some people fear not just death, but the insignificance of their death. So they want to go out on a bang and also claim the right as a prophet into the bargain. It cements for them a larger truth and therefore a chance at an afterlife, and an afterlife where they're going to find that they had a divine purpose and importance after all. I applaud your impressionable and creative mind for being able to make such massive leaps in logic and cause-and-effect, and all I can wish for you is that you find a way to distinguish your imagination from reality so that you could write an interesting novel instead of ending up a raving crazy.
Truth is, something might happen at the Olypmics, of course it might. Rationally, a multicultural event in a Western city may of course be a target for terrorism. But that will have nothing to do with your prophecy, and it will not be the end of the world. You're getting strange vibes and your imagination is connecting '2012 oh crap the Mayans were right' and 'Olypmics in a Western country that some factions in the rest of the world hate' with your own heightened sense of doom.
As for the stomach pains, seriously... how was your first thought not, oh crap, my uncle had cancer and I have stomach pains, I should go to a doctor? Or am I just a raging hypochondriac?
Umm....Bacon?
I voted that.
Seriously? I doubt the end will come in 2012.They said the same thing about CERN.ANd here we are not being engulfed by a black hole.
They said the end will come in 2000......Well it's 2010....
Hmmmaybe it's like in the picture posted by liamlemon7.
They only had room until 2012.
Also It seems funny how th chief sais: "That will freak somebody out one day."
I voted that.
Seriously? I doubt the end will come in 2012.They said the same thing about CERN.ANd here we are not being engulfed by a black hole.
They said the end will come in 2000......Well it's 2010....
Hmmmaybe it's like in the picture posted by liamlemon7.
They only had room until 2012.
Also It seems funny how th chief sais: "That will freak somebody out one day."