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On November 05 2010 15:55 thehitman wrote:
Yeah, it actually coincides with the day they are going to test for the "god" particle in the biggest particle accelerator build in Switzerland. Mankind is going to artificially create a wormhole that will consume the whole world and that would be it.
Someone want to counter this? How is it that the days perfectly coincide with one of the riskiest things in the history of mankind.
So its not just some baseless thing, its actually quite accurate thing.
Total nonsense.
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Fear is a good way to make profit.
I cannot take it seriously, basically all the "evidence" supporting the 2012 theorem is anecdotal at its best.
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On November 05 2010 15:55 thehitman wrote:
Yeah, it actually coincides with the day they are going to test for the "god" particle in the biggest particle accelerator build in Switzerland. Mankind is going to artificially create a wormhole that will consume the whole world and that would be it.
Someone want to counter this? How is it that the days perfectly coincide with one of the riskiest things in the history of mankind.
So its not just some baseless thing, its actually quite accurate thing.
Maybe the scientists picked that date for giggles, knowing it would make people like you squirm. Particle collisions of higher energy are happening randomly in the atmosphere at this moment and yet we're fine.
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On November 05 2010 16:13 smokeyhoodoo wrote:Show nested quote +On November 05 2010 15:55 thehitman wrote:
Yeah, it actually coincides with the day they are going to test for the "god" particle in the biggest particle accelerator build in Switzerland. Mankind is going to artificially create a wormhole that will consume the whole world and that would be it.
Someone want to counter this? How is it that the days perfectly coincide with one of the riskiest things in the history of mankind.
So its not just some baseless thing, its actually quite accurate thing. Maybe the scientists picked that date for giggles, knowing it would make people like you squirm. Particle collisions of higher energy are happening randomly in the atmosphere at this moment and yet we're fine.
Yep, multi-billion dollar science experiment is scheduled on a particular date just for the lulz.
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Ok. Picture these Mayan guys making this calendar. They've been chipping away at it for months and finally one of them looks up and says:
"Boss.. can can we stop working on this thing already? I mean.. for the sun god's sake we're all the way up to 2012! That's like a thousand years from now!"
The boss thinks about it for a second and then shrugs and nods and walks away. Everybody goes home and forgets about the whole thing.
The end.
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On November 05 2010 15:55 thehitman wrote:
Yeah, it actually coincides with the day they are going to test for the "god" particle in the biggest particle accelerator build in Switzerland. Mankind is going to artificially create a wormhole that will consume the whole world and that would be it.
Someone want to counter this? How is it that the days perfectly coincide with one of the riskiest things in the history of mankind.
So its not just some baseless thing, its actually quite accurate thing.
i should totally market some anti black hole suits and sell em for like 200$ a pop
who wants to start a company with me?
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On November 05 2010 16:21 Coagulation wrote:Show nested quote +On November 05 2010 15:55 thehitman wrote:
Yeah, it actually coincides with the day they are going to test for the "god" particle in the biggest particle accelerator build in Switzerland. Mankind is going to artificially create a wormhole that will consume the whole world and that would be it.
Someone want to counter this? How is it that the days perfectly coincide with one of the riskiest things in the history of mankind.
So its not just some baseless thing, its actually quite accurate thing. i should totally market some anti black hole suits and sell em for like 200$ a pop who wants to start a company with me?
you got yourself a deal if you do all the work, i get 51% share, and the suits are called black holios
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For anyone that read my earlier post, the clarification of the 4 calandars are:
260 days
365 days
584 days
18,980 days
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It's just like in the years 30, 70, 250, 500, 800, 979, 992, 999, 1000, 1033, 1169, 1186, 1254, 1260, 1420, 1500, 1524, 1532, 1533, 1538, 1541, 1665, 1666, 1692, 1800, 1814, 1843, 1844, 1864, 1874, 1881, 1891, 1901, 1910, 1914, 1925, 1953, 1957, 1959, 1960, 1962, 1969, 1973, 1975, 1978, 1981, 1982, somewhen between 1984 and 1999, 1986, 1988, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2002, 2003 and 2005.
In most years there were multiple dates announced for the world to end.
The result was obviously always the same:
Problem?
Btw after 2012 we're safe. :D
The doomsday atm will be in 2076.
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On November 05 2010 15:55 thehitman wrote:
Yeah, it actually coincides with the day they are going to test for the "god" particle in the biggest particle accelerator build in Switzerland. Mankind is going to artificially create a wormhole that will consume the whole world and that would be it.
Someone want to counter this? How is it that the days perfectly coincide with one of the riskiest things in the history of mankind.
So its not just some baseless thing, its actually quite accurate thing.
So physics = magic I suppose.
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NOPE the mayans knew Particle acceleration + collision = blackholes.
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On November 05 2010 16:15 Zealotdriver wrote:Show nested quote +On November 05 2010 16:13 smokeyhoodoo wrote:On November 05 2010 15:55 thehitman wrote:
Yeah, it actually coincides with the day they are going to test for the "god" particle in the biggest particle accelerator build in Switzerland. Mankind is going to artificially create a wormhole that will consume the whole world and that would be it.
Someone want to counter this? How is it that the days perfectly coincide with one of the riskiest things in the history of mankind.
So its not just some baseless thing, its actually quite accurate thing. Maybe the scientists picked that date for giggles, knowing it would make people like you squirm. Particle collisions of higher energy are happening randomly in the atmosphere at this moment and yet we're fine. Yep, multi-billion dollar science experiment is scheduled on a particular date just for the lulz.
You're right, the mayans predicted the day they would run the test. Thats just far more likely. The stars told them.
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black holes .. hmmm i know a certain black hole and its really really black
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On November 05 2010 15:55 thehitman wrote:
Yeah, it actually coincides with the day they are going to test for the "god" particle in the biggest particle accelerator build in Switzerland. Mankind is going to artificially create a wormhole that will consume the whole world and that would be it.
Someone want to counter this? How is it that the days perfectly coincide with one of the riskiest things in the history of mankind.
So its not just some baseless thing, its actually quite accurate thing.
Yeah you are absolutely right.
Except for it being the most riskiest thing in the history of mankind and the part with a wormhole consuming the world. I know you are probably just trolling but they are not doing anything that hasn't happened already countless of times in the natural world.
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This is the stupidest fucking thread. I've seen much more interesting threads get removed.
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On November 05 2010 15:55 thehitman wrote:
Yeah, it actually coincides with the day they are going to test for the "god" particle in the biggest particle accelerator build in Switzerland. Mankind is going to artificially create a wormhole that will consume the whole world and that would be it.
Someone want to counter this? How is it that the days perfectly coincide with one of the riskiest things in the history of mankind.
So its not just some baseless thing, its actually quite accurate thing.
I don't think anyone knows how to counter "random nonsense pulled out of your ass that includes words you heard on Star Trek", but I'll try.
It's not a "god particle", it's a Higgs boson, and we don't create "wormholes". We've never created black holes either, sensationalistic and terrible science reporting notwithstanding. We've only ever created simulations of the event horizon of a black hole.
As to micro black holes, they're maybe possible according to some fringe modifications of the standard model, but they would decay almost immediately.
The fact that you've probably graduated from an actual school yet are so colossally ignorant about physics is a sad statement about modernity. Clarke's third law should not apply to people contemporaneous with the inventors of the technology in question.
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On November 05 2010 16:15 DoA wrote:
Ok. Picture these Mayan guys making this calendar. They've been chipping away at it for months and finally one of them looks up and says:
"Boss.. can can we stop working on this thing already? I mean.. for the sun god's sake we're all the way up to 2012! That's like a thousand years from now!"
The boss thinks about it for a second and then shrugs and nods and walks away. Everybody goes home and forgets about the whole thing.
The end.
That pretty much sums up what I think about the 2012 crap also. Actually these comics sum it up.
http://2012supplies.com/blog/?p=40
You know what will happen when 2012 comes and goes and the world is still around?
"Oh, we are sooooo sorry. We seem to have miscalculated. Someone forgot to carry the one. It's actually 2022."
And then we're off to another 10 years of the media jumping on an ancient prophecy. Everyone knows that if it was REALLY going to happen, Nostradamus would've predicted it 
On November 05 2010 16:15 Zealotdriver wrote:Show nested quote +On November 05 2010 16:13 smokeyhoodoo wrote:On November 05 2010 15:55 thehitman wrote:
Yeah, it actually coincides with the day they are going to test for the "god" particle in the biggest particle accelerator build in Switzerland. Mankind is going to artificially create a wormhole that will consume the whole world and that would be it.
Someone want to counter this? How is it that the days perfectly coincide with one of the riskiest things in the history of mankind.
So its not just some baseless thing, its actually quite accurate thing. Maybe the scientists picked that date for giggles, knowing it would make people like you squirm. Particle collisions of higher energy are happening randomly in the atmosphere at this moment and yet we're fine. Yep, multi-billion dollar science experiment is scheduled on a particular date just for the lulz.
Never underestimate the sense of humor of Swiss scientists.
Or, you know, a coincidence? There are only about 365 days.
Reminds me of this:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Birthday_problem
Seeing as the end of the world is predicted about 25 times each year, the probability of the Higgs Boson test coinciding with a predicted end of the world has to be something around 97% anyways 
EDIT: Actually, if it was really predicted 25 times each year, the probability would be more along the lines of 60%, but you get my drift.
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On November 05 2010 16:57 smokeyhoodoo wrote:Show nested quote +On November 05 2010 16:15 Zealotdriver wrote:On November 05 2010 16:13 smokeyhoodoo wrote:On November 05 2010 15:55 thehitman wrote:
Yeah, it actually coincides with the day they are going to test for the "god" particle in the biggest particle accelerator build in Switzerland. Mankind is going to artificially create a wormhole that will consume the whole world and that would be it.
Someone want to counter this? How is it that the days perfectly coincide with one of the riskiest things in the history of mankind.
So its not just some baseless thing, its actually quite accurate thing. Maybe the scientists picked that date for giggles, knowing it would make people like you squirm. Particle collisions of higher energy are happening randomly in the atmosphere at this moment and yet we're fine. Yep, multi-billion dollar science experiment is scheduled on a particular date just for the lulz. You're right, the mayans predicted the day they would run the test. Thats just far more likely. The stars told them.
Yes, the entire LHC was constructed for the sole purpose of ending the world on a particular date. The largest, most complicated piece of technology ever constructed will only ever be used on one day.
Oh wait, it won't: http://www.gearlog.com/2010/03/cern_plans_one-year_lhc_shutdo.php
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On November 05 2010 17:08 kojinshugi wrote:Show nested quote +On November 05 2010 16:57 smokeyhoodoo wrote:On November 05 2010 16:15 Zealotdriver wrote:On November 05 2010 16:13 smokeyhoodoo wrote:On November 05 2010 15:55 thehitman wrote:
Yeah, it actually coincides with the day they are going to test for the "god" particle in the biggest particle accelerator build in Switzerland. Mankind is going to artificially create a wormhole that will consume the whole world and that would be it.
Someone want to counter this? How is it that the days perfectly coincide with one of the riskiest things in the history of mankind.
So its not just some baseless thing, its actually quite accurate thing. Maybe the scientists picked that date for giggles, knowing it would make people like you squirm. Particle collisions of higher energy are happening randomly in the atmosphere at this moment and yet we're fine. Yep, multi-billion dollar science experiment is scheduled on a particular date just for the lulz. You're right, the mayans predicted the day they would run the test. Thats just far more likely. The stars told them. Yes, the entire LHC was constructed for the sole purpose of ending the world on a particular date. The largest, most complicated piece of technology ever constructed will only ever be used on one day. Oh wait, it won't: http://www.gearlog.com/2010/03/cern_plans_one-year_lhc_shutdo.php
this is bad for my anti black hole suit business.
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On November 05 2010 04:40 koreasilver wrote:Show nested quote +On November 05 2010 04:25 ddrddrddrddr wrote:
On December 32, 2012, I'm going to laugh upon all of you for your foolishness in believing this nonsense.
lol December 32nd..
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