08-25-2010, 12:37 PM
(This post was last modified: 08-25-2010, 12:37 PM by 'Cole' Train.)
Indeed. The Y2K incident was a total fiasco over nothing. I mean sure, there may have been a RISK of something, but there's the risk of the world ending every day.
And nobody should be scared, this whole hypothesis is baseless conjecture.
People who predict the end of the world are either unintelligent, misonformed or just crazy.
I agree. But, It's simply natural. We as human beings have an annoying tendency to overreact to everything. And yes, it may have been for future acknowledgement. Or they may have run out of stone...or they may have just died before they could continue it due to tainted water supplies because of the ''significant'' Virgin sacrifices.
Indeed. The Y2K incident was a total fiasco over nothing. I mean sure, there may have been a RISK of something, but there's the risk of the world ending every day.
And nobody should be scared, this whole hypothesis is baseless conjecture.
People who predict the end of the world are either unintelligent, misonformed or just crazy.
I agree. But, It's simply natural. We as human beings have an annoying tendency to overreact to everything. And yes, it may have been for future acknowledgement. Or they may have run out of stone...or they may have just died before they could continue it due to tainted water supplies because of the ''significant'' Virgin sacrifices.
And nobody should be scared, this whole hypothesis is baseless conjecture.
People who predict the end of the world are either unintelligent, misonformed or just crazy.
(08-25-2010 01:29 AM)Psycho Backlasher Wrote: I think that the ancient Mayans just ran out of space on their giant calendar and didn't really care because they knew they'd already be dead before the calendar reached a thousand or so years or something, but they wanted something big and cool to be famous for, like the Statue of Liberty, or the Eiffel Tower, so they tried to make the coolest calendar ever, but even calendars run out of pages eventually, no?
Everyone's reaction to the calendar stopping on that day is an overreaction and people just think too deeply about it. X3
I agree. But, It's simply natural. We as human beings have an annoying tendency to overreact to everything. And yes, it may have been for future acknowledgement. Or they may have run out of stone...or they may have just died before they could continue it due to tainted water supplies because of the ''significant'' Virgin sacrifices.
Indeed. The Y2K incident was a total fiasco over nothing. I mean sure, there may have been a RISK of something, but there's the risk of the world ending every day.
And nobody should be scared, this whole hypothesis is baseless conjecture.
People who predict the end of the world are either unintelligent, misonformed or just crazy.
(08-25-2010 01:29 AM)Psycho Backlasher Wrote: I think that the ancient Mayans just ran out of space on their giant calendar and didn't really care because they knew they'd already be dead before the calendar reached a thousand or so years or something, but they wanted something big and cool to be famous for, like the Statue of Liberty, or the Eiffel Tower, so they tried to make the coolest calendar ever, but even calendars run out of pages eventually, no?
Everyone's reaction to the calendar stopping on that day is an overreaction and people just think too deeply about it. X3
I agree. But, It's simply natural. We as human beings have an annoying tendency to overreact to everything. And yes, it may have been for future acknowledgement. Or they may have run out of stone...or they may have just died before they could continue it due to tainted water supplies because of the ''significant'' Virgin sacrifices.