LMFao... I hear ya...
Dec. 2012 could pass without anything happening... then again these idiots could have gotten the date wrong as well...
Pull up a chair and lite a joint with me, my friend.. we shall wait and see...
got my slippers on.
LMFao... I hear ya...
Dec. 2012 could pass without anything happening... then again these idiots could have gotten the date wrong as well...
Pull up a chair and lite a joint with me, my friend.. we shall wait and see...
that's 26 years after we all die. moot point.the next computer-generated panic will be 2038 (the UNIX leap-second bug).
i don't know about all of us - but i doubt i'll make it to 2038 (not unless i live an unusually long life anyway).that's 26 years after we all die. moot point.
The correlation is the level of hysteria and misinformation surrounding both prospects.I just want to make everyone aware that a technologocal crisis is much much different than the world crisis currently begining. If the world net crashed it would cause many disruptions to normal life, but I don't believe it would be a threat to human life where as many of these others issues would. We must realize that our current lifestyle is not sustainable for future generations.
sure have - but this is nothing new. what is unprecedented is the capacity to inform everyone right away (media/internet) and with the amount of people living under more severe conditions (largest populations on Earth... ever).Have you heard of the new tomato scare in the U.S. - these things just keep piling up - it's unprecedented.
again, prices have been rising since grocery stores have been in existence. nothing unusual here - especially during wartime.Get ready to pay ridiculous prices at the grocery store!
don't sweat it - cooking kills salmonella. and your homegrown are fine.so much for pizza tonight. unless i want it without sauce.
gotta be recipe for "bud sauce" somewhere.don't sweat it - cooking kills salmonella. and your homegrown are fine.
it may not be a red sauce but you can make olio style pasta with canna-butter!gotta be recipe for "bud sauce" somewhere.
I like to blame the news and other media on most of our current problems but i have no idea if i'm right or not!Prices always rise, but this information boom is exactly what can cause an extremely quick rise. Just think about how fuel prices have always risen, but recently with all the media attention it has been going up faster than ever. They make it out to be like some kind of event or something. There are many other factors involved, but I believe the news & media is somewhat responsible for some of the fuel inflation going on. What do you think???
I'd like it here noted that this is the same science that has no idea how or why these ancient cultures have demonstrated astronomical knowledge far beyond their supposed technological level and that of our very recent fathers. Furthermore, how the Incas built city walls at the top of the Andes mountains carved to such perfection one cannot stick a pin through a seam though no mortar was used. Such city wall were built of 30-50 ton boulders for which we see no possible means of this ancient culture achieving.sure have - but this is nothing new. what is unprecedented is the capacity to inform everyone right away (media/internet) and with the amount of people living under more severe conditions (largest populations on Earth... ever).
predicting a sea change is kind of like predicting the sun will rise tomorrow. If humanity survives things will change. One thing is certain - things (and people) change.
But tying those changes into some astronomical cycle (like the Mayan calendar) is not backed by any known science or evidence.