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he's wrong about 2012!

"research has indicated trough a long running experiment on several species that the rise of global warming will enforce some species to work together in ereas where food will be rare due to the expansion of deserts (this all before 2011!). when a sudden ice age (predicted for early march 2011) strikes these species will bunk together in their holes. when spring arrives in march these species will start reproducing. in depth research has indicated that pigs, bears and some local villagers are likely to share a den. given this fact, combined with the spring in shelter for the ice age, it is very likely that man will start experimenting sexually with these species, given it's sexual nature. if this hypothesis is right, and it most likely is, a new species will come forth by the end of 2012. DNA modelling and genetic research has indicated that this new species will be half man, half bear and half pig."

---> what's happining in 2012 is the comming of manbearpig!

lets feed this thread Carl Johan Calleman -"two different intellectual cultures have emerged around the two possible end dates, one based on belief (December 21, 2012) and one based on evidence (October 28, 2011)"      And this,pretty interesting

• "Why is it that unlike all other calendars the Mayan calendar has an end date? The answer to this is that the Mayan calendar expresses an entirely different kind of time than other calendars. Most calendars, such as the Gregorian, Muslim, Buddhist or Jewish calendars, are based on astronomical cycles and reflect continuous time. They describe measurable mechanic time, the aspect of time that the Greek would call Chronos, which is also the only one that is recognized in the modern world. Since astronomical cycles, whether they are cycles of the moon, the earth or the precessional cycle, will continue over the next billions of years or so there is however no reason that calendars based on them should ever come to an end. Since the Mayan calendar however has an end date this must obviously be based on another type of time than mechanical time and its end date must be discussed against the background of consciousness-based time."

Originally posted by : Skip

lets feed this thread Carl Johan Calleman -"two different intellectual cultures have emerged around the two possible end dates, one based on belief (December 21, 2012) and one based on evidence (October 28, 2011)"      And this,pretty interesting

• "Why is it that unlike all other calendars the Mayan calendar has an end date? The answer to this is that the Mayan calendar expresses an entirely different kind of time than other calendars. Most calendars, such as the Gregorian, Muslim, Buddhist or Jewish calendars, are based on astronomical cycles and reflect continuous time. They describe measurable mechanic time, the aspect of time that the Greek would call Chronos, which is also the only one that is recognized in the modern world. Since astronomical cycles, whether they are cycles of the moon, the earth or the precessional cycle, will continue over the next billions of years or so there is however no reason that calendars based on them should ever come to an end. Since the Mayan calendar however has an end date this must obviously be based on another type of time than mechanical time and its end date must be discussed against the background of consciousness-based time."  Yes, this maya calendar is indeed from another kind. Astronomical cycles are actually also consiousness based, for the consciousness field is the source of everything ... Our consciousness is expanding quicly, and so does our time perception change ... Linear time will continieu to be perseived as leaking away, as a new awareness and time is being birthed. I dont mind laughing about the whole matter, for in the mean wile seeds are being planted ^^

what ever happened to the inca's anyway?

they live on a secret island smoking pot with herr hitler