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It seems that pretty much everywhere you look at the moment the main story is 2012, the (new) end of the world. When will people just settle down and realise the nonsense? I have to admit, certain world ending theories have gripped me for a moment or two, until the realisation sinks in. For instance Planet X or Nibiru if you will. The money a select few people must have made from the public, promising that if they were to buy certain products from they that'd they would survive the proposed impact of the giant brown dwarf inhabited by the Nibiruians.. Utter b*****s if you ask me.
And it now seems we're being threatened by another doomsday. For the gods sake people, give yourselves a day off! Does anyone see any relevance or truth within the yet again promised end of the world in 2012? |
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The List was last posted here, IIRC.
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Bad Astronomy Blog: 2012, the year nothing will happen Universe Today: 2012: No Planet X Universe Today: 2012: Planet X is not Nibiru Universe Today: 2012: No Killer Solar Flare (Oof. That was a bit more work with the most recent entry that came in a locked thread. I couldn't just hit the edit button, not there, to grab the source to paste here. I had to go back a generation, and then recreate the most recent. I guess I just learned a lesson: always keep a snapshot of the source available.)
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January 1, 2013.
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they will just say that 2012 was just the beginning of the end- and it will culminate in 2036 or whenever that huge asteroid is supposed to hit us. that is a long, long time to have to put up with that stuff..
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You see, by the time 2012 rolls around, the list will be so long that it will take all of the currently generated electrical power to display it. Just as the last electrical systems fail, one final entry will be added to the list that takes it over what astrophysicists describe as the "List Event Horizon". It will immediately collapse under its own mass into a black hole, taking the entire Earth with it. The irony - Nibiru doesn't exist, but the unrelenting discussion about it will doom the Earth! ![]()
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I never meant it to be an exhaustive list -- as exhausting as the size may appear. It's just some of the topics. Ya know ya gotta leave some hidden nuts for the squirrels to find.
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The problem is that, as in the case of at least one novel (fiction novel is redundant) I can name, people really do believe it and go off the deep end over it.
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Bad news- dad says I can't take a gap year to a remote island to escape the crazies in 2012. I'm going to have to pick a very rational college city.
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I mean.. Berkeley!!! |
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Just wondering??
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Considering all that is written on this subject, I sincerely don't know remember where and who, but I believe the argument had something to do with the Dec. 26, Tsunami and I think it made sense at the time, sort of and that is why I was asking?
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Which novel?
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probably that one about the guy that has the same name as the turtle with the swords and a secret code in some old book..
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The says-it's-fictional-but-based-on-real-stuff Da Vinci Code, the history of which is truly appalling.
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Oh, okay. I actually never read the Da Vinci Code.
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