You read me wrong. I didn't assume you believed it. Doesn't matter whether you do or not. I do think it's a load of tosh.
Dave
> Just so ya know, Im not stating this as an actual fact or
> as something I KNOW is going to happen, OR that I even
> BELIEVE will happen. Im attempting to share something I
> once heard about since someone else mentioned the end of
> the world. I could just have easily posted a link and
> information about the Christian apocalypse story.
>
> As to your questions and statements about what I wrote: I
> mostly agree with you, though I don't like your
> condescending tone.
>
> Why would I believe the world is going to end because a
> bunch of Mexicans say it will? Im just a college student
> trying to share things he learns with people I find
> interesting.
>
>
>
> > > Check out the Mayan end of the world. Supposedly it is
> > > supposed to happyen on Dec 21, 2012. This prediction is
> > > viewed by some as a great CHANGED in the world and not the
> > > actual END
> >
> > That's kinda convenient since anyone who thinks it will
> > end on that date will have some explaining to do on the
> > day after.
> >
> > > , but interestingly enough, some scientists
> > > think the Earth will perform a "Wobble" which could have a
> > > big impact on climate, etc.
> >
> > Scientists?
> >
> > > Also Aztecs and many Native cultures that studied the
> > > stars had similar predictions of a great event occurring
> > > at this time.
> >
> > The only star that has more than an infinitesimally small
> > effect on our planet is the Sun which, as it happens, is
> > expected to reverse it's own magnetic field in 2012. But
> > since that happens every 11 years anyway and we seemed to
> > have survived the previous 400 million reversals I don't
> > think there'll be a problem.
> >
> > Dave
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