Well, I just started reading and the mistakes are evident. Anyway, they know more about Terrence than us…
Terrence Kemp McKenna could be described as a writer and philosopher, although his interests and studies covered many areas.
They are obviously trying to convince us that McKenna was a smart guy.
Not every doomsday prediction ends on that date… but many do. The ones that predict other dates… such as Sir Isaac Newton predicting the date as falling in the year 2060… show that this century promises to bring massive change to the world as we know it. The question is… are we ready?
Oh, God, this writer is annoying. :-P
If the pattern continues, it shows a distinctive curve in the time of 2012… meaning from that point, it progresses to infinity. Whether that means an end to the world or a progression into further evolution is up for debate… at least until December 21, 2012!
Ok, if the Timewave Zero is the only "evidence" they have, they must give up.
did the ancient Mayan civilization predict the end of the world using a long count calendar? More importantly, how accurate is the date?
1 - No, they didn't
2 - How accurate is the date? It doesn't matter for the debunkers, thought.
Those morons will dominate the internet.
Lakin (guest) 31 Jan 2011 22:06
