JCoatsworth
UP THE IRONS!
I must say I don't buy into stuff like this. To me no one can predict the future.
Now I must add to this situation. If what I've heard is write, the Mayans never incorporated a Leap Year day every four years and that this projected 'last day' has already passed a while ago this year. Has anyone else heard this? 😉 I've also heard that they calculated days different. But I must get to my original point that I don't think anyone can predict the future.. and I think someone has mentioned that they were wiped out which is probably true since their cities were abandoned.
The leap year thing got mentioned a few times and to me it seems pretty reasonable. Well, as for 'predicting the future', if a meteor the size of mars were to hit earth some time in the future, scientists could probably figure a certain period of time for when that event would take place. And this event would certainly lead to what we would call an apocalypse.
Anyway, the Mayas didn't have today's possibilities. They could never ever have predicted the end of the world. I don't know what this Maya calendar is about, but it certainly has no effect on earth itself. Future generations will laugh at the people today who believed it to be true. And while they're laughing, they're probably facing an actual apocalypse caused humans.
Pike
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