14 Dec 12
Originally posted by galveston75More than half the world didn't even know the Mayan calendar existed. It only became famous because some fools believe it indicates the end of the world. Why they thought of that only the other fools would know. If the end does come on that day, it would be a fluke.
Open for any discussions on the Mayan calender and the predictions it suggest.
My guess is, the end can come sooner and if not, it will come later 😉
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14 Dec 12
Originally posted by galveston75How does a calender end non-abruptly?
I posted earlier in another thread about that calender ending so abruptly. I think the maker of it just got tired of working on it and retired or was a beheaded as a sacrifice..lol
I mean a calender is just counting periodic events...
How do you stop counting in a non-abrupt manner?
Do you start getting bored and only count every other periodic event,
and then just count some periods and not others at random,
till you finally peter out and stop?
14 Dec 12
Originally posted by googlefudgeIt was just a joke. Yes you are right any calender ends.
How does a calender end non-abruptly?
I mean a calender is just counting periodic events...
How do you stop counting in a non-abrupt manner?
Do you start getting bored and only count every other periodic event,
and then just count some periods and not others at random,
till you finally peter out and stop?
15 Dec 12
Originally posted by johnnylongwoodyMayan Calendar, Y2K, Book of Revelation, the Vedas, Nostradamus, Charles Taze Russell's predictions, the end of Kali Yuga, the Great Disappointment, Masih ad-Dajjal, etc. etc.
I think it's a lot of nonsense.
These portentous and imaginative speculations are the fruits of the human condition and nothing more.