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12/21/12 Doomsday
11 Sep 2009 @ 07.12 This theory may sound pointless to you. But I had a long discussion with a friend of mine today related to Doomsay theory.
I read this article which appeared to make sense: December 21 2012 The Real Doomsday?
Do you believe it or not? As for me, I do not know. That is why Im posting this thread.
Discuss
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11 Sep 2009 @ 07.25 ... if my clock breaks, time doesn't stop.
The mayan calander ending simply shows a lack of scalability with the method in which they used to determine time. Nothing more, nothing less.
Only gullible fools believe in this. There is a better chance of winning the lottery, being hit by lightning, then spontaniously combusting only to mysterious resurrect than watching the world end in 3 years time.
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11 Sep 2009 @ 09.29 the date 12/21/12 doesn't exisit. so if we do get to this date, maybe it will be doomsday :O
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11 Sep 2009 @ 13.05 There have been so many of these dates in the past that I have seen, so far despite them, the world is still churning...
my honest opinion is that its a load of rubbish and I don't know how people can be so gullible to believe in it... name me a prediction that has come true and I will name you thousands that have not.
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11 Sep 2009 @ 14.37 I have a prediction...
I predict the world will carry on as normal on 12/21/12, or is that 21/12/12 lol
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11 Sep 2009 @ 15.03 I never believed it at first, probably still dont today, but after reading the article, it kind of make sense at some point. If you read it, you'll see what I mean.
I do have the same prediction, 12/21/12 will proceed as normal.
However, things will NOT be normal when the day comes. I guarantee you that people will go crazy. By crazy, there will be homicides, suicides and riots etc.
One example, in India, one woman heard a bull**** theory where the Earth will be sucked by a blackhole (which never happened) and she became so terrified that she preformed a suicide.
Creepy huh
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11 Sep 2009 @ 15.30 Derren Brown didn't win the lottery. He simply predicted it. Which.. after watching my aunt said.
My current theory is that he hypnotised the nation and the balls were actually blank. People seeing what they want to see. Tonight we will find out.
I'll only be impressed if he can do that again
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11 Sep 2009 @ 15.37 A more realistic theory is that the lottery was recorded, and he 'predicted' them after the lottery had already been on.
If he shows a tv screen with the lottery on 'live' and shows no video recorder connected, I would say he has used cgi graphics or some other means to super impose the images onto a blank tv screen to make it look as if the programme is on live at the time of the recording.. or even a hidden dvd played or something smaller hidden inside the tv wired up inside so you cant see any external connection other than the tv plugged in.
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