The Mayans

The Great Mayan Prediction: True or False?

For thousands of years people have tried to predict the end of the world. Some famous predictions include the year 1000 A.D., a prediction made by the Europeans. The year 1946 A.D. was predicted by Sir Isaac Newton, and of course Y2K. Now, many people believe that the end of the world will end on 21 December 2012. Believers base this on the fact that the Mayan calendar ends on that date. Has it ever occurred to you that maybe they ran out of room on the stone? Maybe they got tired and said “F*** it. They get the pattern”. I know I would say that. Besides that, we are only assuming that this is the message. Did the Mayans put that in writing? No. Of course not. Because it’s stupid to think that. On that note, is there even any other evidence that proves this end-of-the-world theory? I didn’t think so. I think the Mayans would have been would have been smart enough to give more hints if they really believed that. Let us skip forward to present day Earth. In Nostradamus’ book of quatrains, he predicted disastrous events which could very well lead to Earth’s destruction. Only a few of these events have occurred and on a small scale. If the end of the world was near, wouldn’t all three anti-Christ have shown their faces by now? Wouldn’t the seventh seal have been broken? Wouldn’t there be more disasters? After all, this planet is pretty big and it can’t possibly be destroyed in one day. Besides, Marty McFly travelled to 2015. Case proven.