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2012 asteroid impact
I'm not a believer in 2012, Niburu, or doomsday, but which of these things do you think could actually happen?
Which of these events are realistic and could actually happen to us?
1. Yellowstone SuperVolcano
2. Asteroid / Meteorite / Comet Impact
3. Flu Pandemic
4. Nuclear War
5. Grey Goo (nanotechnolgy)
6. Man-made Black Hole
7. Crustal Pole Shift
8. Rapid-onset Ice Age
9. Megatsunami/Global Flood
10. Economic Collapse
11. Peak Oil
12. Extraterrestrials Attack
13. Non-nuclear WW3
14. Gamma Ray Burst
15. Magnetic Pole Reversal
16. Biblical Rapture / Judgement Day / Second Coming
17. New World Order is revealed
18. Singularity
19. Return of Planet X / Niburu
20. Solar Flares
21. Nearby Supernova
22. Supernova becomes visible
23. Coronal Mass Ejection
24. Spiritual Evolution
25. Worldwide Depression/ Loss of Will to Live Inspires Nihilism and Anarchy
well seeing as how we have already reached peak oil i would say that that is the most probable of happening. an large asteroid is venturing very close to the earth around dec.21 2012 and nanotechnolagy is starting to get pretty scary. i would say with the exceptions of 6 12 and 19 all of the above are possible :] have a nice day lol
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Seek and Destroy - Asteroid Braille impact 12-21-2012?
Is it comforting to know that any moment could be your last?
What with the potential of Asteroid Impacts(Tunguska event), super volcano eruptions, Nucleur War, Hadron Collider expiriments gone wrong, tsunamis, deadly storms, 2012, and this is to say nothing of ordinary things like accidents in everyday life.
So, is it more invigorating, and does it give life more meaning to know that any moment could be the last, or it depressing to know that one can't be their own decider in all of this?
I think `The Hour' by Sophist pretty much says it all. I wouldn't say it is `comforting' knowing that any moment could be one's last but I'd say it's a realistic view of existence. I've known too many people who thought they had `forever' to do what they wanted or say what they wanted to say. They didn't. And it took no nuclear war nor volcanic eruption nor 2012 to take them out - just the nature of existence. Heraclitus said, "Life is Flux" - one minute you're here and the next you're gone. Wouldn't call it `comforting' but it's the truth.
