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The spiritual enlighten thing is the worst excuse of all the excuses, in my opinion. It's a way to escape from the doomsday and be more optimistic.
No man knows the day nor the hour when the world will end.
Become a debunker and help out those that are being fed up with lies spread by False scientists going after you'r money.
Practice what you want to and dont give up on you'r dreams my dream is to become a basketball player 'NBA'
No man knows the day nor the hour when the world will end.
Become a debunker and help out those that are being fed up with lies spread by False scientists going after you'r money.
Practice what you want to and dont give up on you'r dreams my dream is to become a basketball player 'NBA'
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No man knows the day nor the hour when the world will end.
Become a debunker and help out those that are being fed up with lies spread by False scientists going after you'r money.
Practice what you want to and dont give up on you'r dreams my dream is to become a basketball player 'NBA'
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Become a debunker and help out those that are being fed up with lies spread by False scientists going after you'r money.
Practice what you want to and dont give up on you'r dreams my dream is to become a basketball player 'NBA'
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I think one of the most lame excuses is the weather. I am not very good at science but even I know the weather changes every year just from the experiences with it in my life.
Yes Trista! I was just thinking the same thing. On the local news blogs whenever some kind of disaster is posted, a ton of people will say things like "We are living in end times…" and "Something bad is gonna happen… I can feel it…" and "This is God's way of punishing America for ((insert sin here))" and "Well, I have to believe it now. With all of the bad things that are happening, I definitely believe the world is ending…" I just wanna smack'em all!
Another bad one is/was the animal die-offs. Every bug-eyed conspiracy theorist seemed to be frothing at the mouth over that one. "FIREWORKS?!?!?! HOW STUPID DO YOU THINK I AM?!?! THE WORLD IS ENDING!!!!111!!!!OMGWTFBBQ"
"FEAR: False Evidence Appearing Real" - Unknown
"Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence" - Carl Sagan
"Your leftovers called… They want their tin foil back." - Personal note to doomsayers.
I can feel it…" and "This is God's way of punishing America for ((insert sin here))"
lol, I would be inserting a lot in there! Sorry guys for tanking America, my bad… I'll try to be better next time around! :D
I think one of the most lame excuses is the weather. I am not very good at science but even I know the weather changes every year just from the experiences with it in my life.
That has gotten really old, hasn't it? Seems like 2012 hysteria has shut peoples' brains off. Every little thing, even normal variations in weather, is suddenly a sinister signs of doom.
I assume that's your kiddo in your avatar. Absolutely adorable, if I haven't said so before.
Those comments on weather related disasters are insane. I choose not to read through them anymore because most of the time they are beyond ridiculous and people have no clue what they are talking about. My favorite comments are about the storms over the past years have become so severe that the end of the world has to be near. Even when 2012 scared me, it was never because of the weather. My dad used to tell me stories about walking to school through 4 feet of snow, about hiding out in his basement because across the field there was a tornado heading for their house, and one year, their house flooded so bad, they had two feet of water in their basement (said house has never flooded once since). This just shows me that the weather in any area can be severe one year, and not so much the next. I think these people should do more research and ask around to find out more about this topic before they start posting stuff that if people started asling them questions, they would have no proof to back up what they say.
TheGreatJuju- Yes, that is my little man. Thank you! He is adorable!
The worst storms I remember here in Europe is around 1998 or so.
This year we had the most snow I remember, but snow does not mean it is colder. You only have the impression of colder because it is all white. While in reality we had years that were much colder but no snow fall.
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No man knows the day nor the hour when the world will end.
Become a debunker and help out those that are being fed up with lies spread by False scientists going after you'r money.
Practice what you want to and dont give up on you'r dreams my dream is to become a basketball player 'NBA'
Not only does the weather change every year. The weather is different for every location on Earth.
While the US had his share of bad weather we had the most wonderful weather ever.
But somehow any 2012 believe somehow think that what he see out of his window reflects the complete world which is not true.
Some excuses:
(1) Telling the critic to 'do your own research' rather than back a claim (false shifting of burden of proof).
(2) Claiming Brown Dwarfs to be invisible (special pleading).
(3) Unrelated 'earth changes' blamed on 2012 (weather, earthquakes, etc.)
(4) Claiming the government covered it up.
(5) Flagrant misuse of quotations, most famously, Sagan's quote, "Absence of evidence is not evidence of absence."
Just a few.
Wake up, man, wake up…
You're doing it wrong. A proper pétition de conneries utilizes the following key features:
Carefully observing these rules yields the following:
"WAKE UP MAN WAKE UP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"
Reminds me of a potential subject header: "Translating 2012 conspiracy chat"
In that thread,
Wake Up = "Believe my baseless claims purely on faith!" :)
The invisible thing isn't just Niburu. Ex - Harold Camping's invisible judgement
Invisibility is probably my favorite excuse. Its just so convenient.
The whole Spiritual/Invisible judgment that Camping claims is going on is nothing new as most False Prophets when their predictions fail. The Seven Day Adeventists said the same thing when their 1844 date came and nothing happened their leader said he changed compartments and the world was put under Investigative Judgment now while it's not quite what Camping is claiming it is vageuly similar.
Hehe I forgot about that one mike , we can all say the 1840'S Nonsence strikes back
:D
No man knows the day nor the hour when the world will end.
Become a debunker and help out those that are being fed up with lies spread by False scientists going after you'r money.
Practice what you want to and dont give up on you'r dreams my dream is to become a basketball player 'NBA'
Let us not forget the Jahovah's Witnessess who said 1914 would be the end from the book of Matthew and that came and went and they said that Jesus came back spiritually this has been going on famously since 1844
I feel sorry for camping LOL
No man knows the day nor the hour when the world will end.
Become a debunker and help out those that are being fed up with lies spread by False scientists going after you'r money.
Practice what you want to and dont give up on you'r dreams my dream is to become a basketball player 'NBA'
How could I forget?
(6) NASA admits xxxxxxxx. Then referencing an article that doesn't mention NASA, or NASA doesn't admit anything, or NASA admits something other than xxxxxxxx. I noted this misuse of the phrase to one 2012er, and got back, "Well, that's the closest you're gonna get from them!" Like that matters… sigh.
(6) NASA admits xxxxxxxx. Then referencing an article that doesn't mention NASA, or NASA doesn't admit anything, or NASA admits something other than xxxxxxxx. I noted this misuse of the phrase to one 2012er, and got back, "Well, that's the closest you're gonna get from them!" Like that matters… sigh.
Also, NASA can be…
- Hidding from you the evidences of the end of the world in 2012.
- Actually telling you about how 2012 is true in a mysterious page in their site.
- Destroying astronomical observatories, so people can't see Nibiru.
- Canceling space missions because 'the world will end'.
- Doing nothing. But anyway, they said it's all true.
A doomsday site for each claim. :-)
ROFL…
Conspiracy theorists get me ROFLing…
No man knows the day nor the hour when the world will end.
Become a debunker and help out those that are being fed up with lies spread by False scientists going after you'r money.
Practice what you want to and dont give up on you'r dreams my dream is to become a basketball player 'NBA'
I sympathize with poeple concerned with weather, its one of the scariest things to go through a major weather event (having lived in Fla for half my life) but much of the blame is when TV and radio reports 'Record' weather events like coldest day in 100years or hottest day in 100years or every year seems to be the hottest years on record ect ect ect. Those things i pay attention to half-heartedly, but not the its snowing in feb. so it must be the end.
Another thing to remember is that, relying on proof for an event may cause you to be ill-prepared. I believe in being prepared for natural disasters and beyond that theres not much else you can do. Perhaps I'm jaded from the dozens of Hurricanes I've endured, but the weather is a serious thing to consider. Fortunately the same supplies needed for a natural disaster as similar to what poeple say you should have for the 'end of the world' ( a term I dont like, since we cant survive the end of the world, while we could survive the end of civilization)
I dont put much stock in dates and methods of the end-times, but i am reminded of a story
"A boy on one side of the island sees dark swirling clouds and runs to the village on the other side of the island to tell the elders, the elders didnt believe the boy and while the boy took shelter in a cave with his friends, the elders went to prove the boys claim wrong, when they cleared the jungle near the beach they saw the storm upon them and ran for the caves on the other side of the island, but it was too late."
It doesn't matter to me if its hurricanes, solar flares, or comets, I keep a kit and with each new possible way to die I add to it. It started in a small cooler-bag and now its in my truck-locker. Dont care if I ever need it, i sleep well at night, and if 'something' happens I'm more likely to at least be comfortable until the power comes back on and the roads are cleared. Its already paid for itself esp during the 'H.Andrew' experience. [her name is Linda].
Ryan, you seem to have grossly misinterpreted the purpose of this website, and your post borders on straw-manning everyone here. Nobody has ever advised anyone to not make reasonable preparations for potential emergencies, providing the expectation of emergency is reasonable in and of itself.
Your story is just silly. "I saw storm clouds" is a vastly different proposition than "Solar flares will end our civilization," or "A comet will cause a pole shift," or "Some undefined event will occur that will kill you if you don't purchase XYZ, which I can sell you for the low, low price of…."
You can hardly be serious. It's one thing to be prepared but it's another thing to be prepared for an unlikely scenario. It is akin to someone in a tropical country preparing for a blizzard. And actually that'll make more sense than a comet because someone can still get hypothermia there.
Our fears are more numerous than our dangers, and we suffer more in our imagination than in reality.
You should be familiar with all different zones of survival regardless of where you live, primarily because people travel, second if some event took place (natural) like a few volcanoes, or an inverted volcano, theres a good chance for a 'nuclear' style winter for a few years..esp with a caldera.
I wonder why people buy insurance, maybe its because the don't now whats gonna happen in their life. Be too easy if you actually new everything that was gonna happen to you. Readiness kits, survival kits, and severe weather kits are all peoples way of 'insuring' themselves. Why deny them a little security.
I agree there are crackpots, I also think your too quick to dismiss things without really digging into it. Your denials cling to the absence of something and if that fails the misinterpretation of it. Then again if an acutal event were to be proven to be imminent then I guess you'd have to close up shop (god forbid)
There are some people here who respect Tesla, but fail to realize if Tesla starting with what was already "accepted fact," he would have gotten nowhere.
instead he bucked, became an exile, a pariah and made some of the worlds most interesting devices. Now he's honored everytime someone flips a switch or changes a bulb (cf) or starts thier car. I guess it comes down to what kind of person do you want to be…closed or open. Everyon says thier open minded, but only @20% actually are, someones lying to themselves.
have a nice weekend
Except Tesla isn't like the type of people we deal with.
I used to be worried about Patrick Geryl's claims. I used to think it was completely possible that a solar flare or CME's magnetic structure could force our magnetic field over, and would topple the inner core causing the Earth to rotate the other way. These are the types of claims we deal with. Not people like Tesla.
You're just bitter that we aren't volunteering our time to debunk every little aspect of your claim. Your claim is as complex as it is nonsense, but you aren't claiming doomsday. You are just trying to figure out if there is a relationship between solar activity and earthquakes. Thats fine, but bring it up on a 2012 site makes it seem like you are a promoter of the 2012 doomsday hoax. So making accusations that we are "too quick to deny" doesn't help your case. We aren't too quick to deny, we have just heard it all before. We are here to tell people that 2012 doomsday claims are bunk, simple as that.
If this sight is just a megaphone to express your distaste for doomsday scenarios then it serves little purpose to the public.
Dont dismiss the claims, debunk them. of course you'd actually have to do the legwork and homework for that.
example: Ok Im a guy who heard around the watercooler a bunch of scienctific mumbo jumbo about how the earth would be destroyed by this or that.
GIVE me something more then 'its garbage' or 'psuedoscience" to take back to the water cooler to counter this 'doomsayer'
I think its wholly inappropriate to demand someone looking for answers to provide YOU with proof.
Of course I'm not talking about the concept I proposed, since I asked for it, but for the others who visit this site…you should have detailed information ready since it seems to be of such a high occurence that your actually bored with discussing it.
Of course all I see is you guys waiting around to celebrate when someone is wrong.
The lamest excuse I've heard?
"its wrong because no one has proven it yet'
theres a rather large difference between unfounded and wrong.
There saying the guy at the watercooler should research for himself a bit and know what he is talking about when he comes here and not some nut saying DEBUNK THIS NOW! They are just trying to debunk his claims without hours of searching. If your scared of a claim, know why your scared and present it to us is an acceptable manner so we can help you get over it and de-proof it.
I think its wholly inappropriate to demand someone looking for answers to provide YOU with proof.
Like a lot of people, you have this back to front. The default position is that nothing disastrous is predicted to happen. If someone wants to counter this position, then it is they who must come up with the evidence. It isn't possible to prove a negative, so in this situation, the people here don't have to do a thing.
If the guy at the watercooler says "I read on website X that the Earth will be destroyed by asteroid Y on date Z, it's possible to research the claim and find out what's wrong with it. If he just says "I've heard the Earth will be destroyed" and supplies no details, then there's no point in attempting to supply an answer.
That's all there is to it.
You should be familiar with all different zones of survival regardless of where you live, primarily because people travel,
If you travel to some place and have a reasonable expectation of some specific disaster that might befall you while there, then maybe it is prudent to learn about it. Did someone on this site say otherwise?
second if some event took place (natural) like a few volcanoes, or an inverted volcano, theres a good chance for a 'nuclear' style winter for a few years..esp with a caldera.
The chance of that happening in the course of any given lifetime is vanishingly small.
Why deny them a little security.
Again, I challenge you to point out exactly who on this website said people should not prepare for disasters, and point out exactly where he or she said it.
Further, a significant percentage of the people who visit this website aren't looking for security in the sense that they want us to help them prepare, but rather that are scared senseless and want to know if some piece of crackpottery they've come across is true.
I agree there are crackpots, I also think your too quick to dismiss things without really digging into it.
Yet you once again can't provide an example of this happening.
There are some people here who respect Tesla, but fail to realize if Tesla starting with what was already "accepted fact," he would have gotten nowhere.
Ah, so what this is really about is your personal agenda. I see.
I guess it comes down to what kind of person do you want to be…closed or open. Everyon says thier open minded, but only @20% actually are, someones lying to themselves.
Psychological projection, methinks.
If this sight is just a megaphone to express your distaste for doomsday scenarios then it serves little purpose to the public.
Dont dismiss the claims, debunk them. of course you'd actually have to do the legwork and homework for that.
example: Ok Im a guy who heard around the watercooler a bunch of scienctific mumbo jumbo about how the earth would be destroyed by this or that.
GIVE me something more then 'its garbage' or 'psuedoscience" to take back to the water cooler to counter this 'doomsayer'
Maybe you've somehow missed the extensive menu to your left….
I think its wholly inappropriate to demand someone looking for answers to provide YOU with proof.
Of course I'm not talking about the concept I proposed, since I asked for it, but for the others who visit this site…you should have detailed information ready since it seems to be of such a high occurence that your actually bored with discussing it.Of course all I see is you guys waiting around to celebrate when someone is wrong.
Yet again you make a broad accusation with no example of such a thing actually happening. I refer you again to the extensive menu to your left….
The lamest excuse I've heard?
"its wrong because no one has proven it yet'
Are you capable of addressing what anyone actually says, or are you content to simply argue with your own imagination?
theres a rather large difference between unfounded and wrong.
There is a rather large difference between the propositions "Be ready for earthquakes if you visit California," and "Be ready for solar flares that will end our civilization," — between the propositions "Be ready for volcanic eruptions if you visit an area prone to such activity," and "Be ready for the pole shift when Elenin/Nibiru/Nemesis passes near Earth," — between the propositions "Be ready for tornadoes if you visit the southern or midwestern United States during spring," and "Be ready for our planet to flip over and rotate in the opposite direction."
Any other straw-men you'd like to tackle?
I thought I'd just highlight one part:
theres a rather large difference between unfounded and wrong.
Not when the context is determining an appropriate response. When dealing with claims that would require some sort of response, 'unfounded' and 'wrong' more or less result in the same response: do nothing. You might disagree, but I would point out there is NO LIMIT to the number of unfounded claims that can exist at any given time. Why should any specific one of them be given special treatment?
The lamest excuse I've heard?
"its wrong because no one has proven it yet'
I don't think anyone here actually claimed such a thing.
What we do claim here is that it is impossible because it violates the laws of physics.
In the case of Nibiru, violating the laws of physics is having a fixed periodic orbit. Also violating the laws of physics is when Nibiru would be invisible hide behind the sun. Or that it is invisible, or that it can get here without disturbing the other planets orbit during its 20 year travelling the solar system. It would violate physics when Nibiru would move faster and takes less than 20 years to get to earth…
I recently read that the comet Elenin is a Dwarf Star and aliens are behind it and will kill us when it passes. I hit the x button on my tab pretty quick thinking… At least put some effort into your thoughts.
