Planet Nibiru
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So you're basically believing what you want, then discounting sources that disagree with what you believe? Is NASA reputable enough or is it a government conspiracy designed to keep us calm until the end?
http://www.nasa.gov/topics/earth/features/2012.html ?
And so it goes back to the Mayan calendar -- big whoopie. The ancients believed in a lot of things that were long ago disproven or are commonly considered good reading fodder.
The world was "supposed" to end a number of times in our lifetime, and prior. All of those "end dates" have come and gone. There was only one that actually had an effect, but it was man-made/man-created, and actually sputtered-out in comparison to what "should've happened" -- that was Y2K.
This Nibiru date, too, will come and go. And we'll all look back on it with the same shake of our heads as we always have. Except the conspiracy theorists, of course -- they, like Leider, will simply move the end date forward and keep the drama going.
-Sean
No, I don't.
I, for one, welcome our new Ginger Overlords and invite them over to my house for drinks and... whatever :wink:
#1 NASA has not been disassembled. Shrunk, yes. Gone, no.
#2 If a planet was going to hit the earth within two months, you'd be able to see it.
If you believe this is going to happen then you need to find a mental health clinic!
lol!......
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Shoebat
The real problem and threat of end- of- the- worlders is that they're so excited to know that the whole planet is going to collapse on whatever date they've got in their minds that they want to start preparing for it in advance.
By preparing, they often mean taking care of all of their worldly connections and affairs- sometimes going so far as actually killing their children, pets, and selves in advance to "humanely" avoid whatever horrors they've imagined are going to happen.
I find end- of- the worlders much scarier than any actual end of the world.
I can't imagine what would make a person fixate on something so completely negative and out of their own control in the first place.
By preparing, they often mean taking care of all of their worldly connections and affairs- sometimes going so far as actually killing their children, pets, and selves in advance to "humanely" avoid whatever horrors they've imagined are going to happen.
I find end- of- the worlders much scarier than any actual end of the world.
I can't imagine what would make a person fixate on something so completely negative and out of their own control in the first place.
Gotta be true then. My tinfoil hat will save me so no biggie.
For the OP: by the way; it's "THROUGH" not "THREW". Where the Hell did you go to school? I bet you're (not "your", this is a contraction of "you" and "are") some high-powered executive right? We deserve to get hit by an invisible gravity-less (no Bosons here, sorry) planet if this is the best our education system can produce.
PS: This isn't pool related. Or physics. Or even a SWAG. This is something that should be flushed.
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The Feds know...why do you think they have the rover on Mars?...OBSERVATION PEOPLE! Ever notice that their unclassified photos never look into that direction?
OMG, why can't you see the calamity coming our way? All the signs are there. GEEZ!
Why did NASA form the quantum mission that they are denying even exists now? The movie "armageddon" is about to become reality boys & girls...and NASA is gonna shoot a pair of Saturn 5 rockets at it. Those stockpiled nuclear warheads are gonna save yer hiney!
j/k
OMG, why can't you see the calamity coming our way? All the signs are there. GEEZ!
Why did NASA form the quantum mission that they are denying even exists now? The movie "armageddon" is about to become reality boys & girls...and NASA is gonna shoot a pair of Saturn 5 rockets at it. Those stockpiled nuclear warheads are gonna save yer hiney!
j/k
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There was another "end of the world" event this year or last. Some preacher swore he had it figured out from things in the bible. (He wasn't very up-front about the fact that he miscalculated the date a few times in the past.) Every time, he's had believers. This most recent time, I heard interviews on NPR (national public radio, for those AZ'ers who can't stop reading the site) with people who had spent their life savings because they didn't expect to be around to use it after the End.
