There's just way too much evidence scientifically speaking that matches up with historical documentation and mythological stories for us to dismiss 2012 as another Y2k fairy tale.Glaciologist
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There's just way too much evidence scientifically speaking that matches up with historical documentation and mythological stories for us to dismiss 2012 as another Y2k fairy tale.
Are we up on our history or will we have to re-live it because we've not paid attention to its lessons?
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There's just way too much evidence scientifically speaking that matches up with historical documentation and mythological stories for us to dismiss 2012 as another Y2k fairy tale.
Holy Moley, have we got stuff going on or what? Just WHAT is going on is the question and maybe followed up by what's next, if we dare ask?
Who says that we are ALONE- other than our ego? We will never be alone even if we want it that way. Yes, here in the third dimension that's true, but when we make the transition to the fourth, we'll ...
Are we up on our history or will we have to re-live it because we've not paid attention to its lessons?
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