12-21-2012 The end of the world?

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Funny you mention this because I just watched a History Channel show about the Lost Book of Nostradamus which pretty much gave the alleged date of the final 'pocalypse as the same year, prompting me to ask the missus that if I were to leave behind a book of mysterious doodlings, does she think that in a 1000 years someone would be trying to interpret them as well.

The Lost Book of Nostradamus
 

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I also saw a show about a week ago on, I think, the Discovery Science channel about this new prediction. Only, in this program, 2012 was picked as a date because a computer program crawled the internet looking at various sources. All of these sources said that the end would come in 2012. The main who programmed the coding said that this program had predicted some other major event, Hurricane Katrina, 9/11, etc in the past decade or so. So should we believe it or not?
 

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I also saw a show about a week ago on, I think, the Discovery Science channel about this new prediction. Only, in this program, 2012 was picked as a date because a computer program crawled the internet looking at various sources. All of these sources said that the end would come in 2012. The main who programmed the coding said that this program had predicted some other major event, Hurricane Katrina, 9/11, etc in the past decade or so. So should we believe it or not?

No.
 

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The main who programmed the coding said that this program had predicted some other major event, Hurricane Katrina, 9/11, etc in the past decade or so. So should we believe it or not?

A fair test would be to ask: Did the program also predict as many similar major events that failed to occur?
 

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Funny you mention this because I just watched a History Channel show about the Lost Book of Nostradamus which pretty much gave the alleged date of the final 'pocalypse as the same year, prompting me to ask the missus that if I were to leave behind a book of mysterious doodlings, does she think that in a 1000 years someone would be trying to interpret them as well.

The Lost Book of Nostradamus

Scholars have attempted to interpret some of mine. and by scholars I mean, of course, complete idiots. There are basically two schools of thought. Those who feel the graphite pencil rendering of Michaelangelo of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles that I drew during recess when I was eleven points to a global catastrophe in the year 2056 brought on by an over-reliance on partially hydrogenated corn syrup; and those who feel instead that the crayon on notebook paper interpretation of Garfield the cat I produced over a commercial break while watching Transformers in the summer of 1985 points to a much later date. Either way, once they put it on television or make a youtube video I'm sure both arguments will be pretty compelling.
 

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A fair test would be to ask: Did the program also predict as many similar major events that failed to occur?

I tuned out not even halfway through it. I think something else that I wanted to watch came on :biggrin1:

The only thing that I could think about was how most people thought the end was coming in 2000 but nothing happened and, apparently, how some thought the end would come in 1996 and obviously that didn't happen. But now that you mention it, before Katrina, no one said anything and I'm sure that if it was predicted, the internet would have been on fire. Also, no one said anything about the tsunami of '05 nor 9/11, there were only 'guess-timates' to that...
 

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Scholars have attempted to interpret some of mine. and by scholars I mean, of course, complete idiots. There are basically two schools of thought. Those who feel the graphite pencil rendering of Michaelangelo of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles that I drew during recess when I was eleven points to a global catastrophe in the year 2056 brought on by an over-reliance on partially hydrogenated corn syrup; and those who feel instead that the crayon on notebook paper interpretation of Garfield the cat I produced over a commercial break while watching Transformers in the summer of 1985 points to a much later date. Either way, once they put it on television or make a youtube video I'm sure both arguments will be pretty compelling.


I translated this to Japanese at AltaVista - Babel Fish Translation , then copied the Japanese Katakana and pasted it into a new session (important step) and translated it back into English, thereby producing Engrish, and suddenly....it all became very clear. :eek:


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I find these programs about Nostradamus, the Mayan Calendar, the Bible Code, and all the rest, interesting and fun to watch, but I don't believe them for shit.:biggrin:
 

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Um, aren't we still actively having this discussion here (started only three days ago, and commented on only 9 hours ago):
http://www.lpsg.org/66088-decoding-the-past-doomsday-2012-a.html

and to some extent here:
http://www.lpsg.org/59846-2012-dec-21st-end-mayan.html
???

Figuring that out would require using the search feature, which could be construed as doing research, something the doomsday harbingers/paranormal enthusiasts/conspiracy theorists/Bible decoders tend to avoid.
 

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no, of course not...according to Terrence McKenna and Grant Morrison, it'll be December 22, not 21. that's a whole other day to party. ;)
 

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. But now that you mention it, before Katrina, no one said anything and I'm sure that if it was predicted, the internet would have been on fire. Also, no one said anything about the tsunami of '05 nor 9/11, there were only 'guess-timates' to that...

Exactly. That's the thing.

I work as a weather forecaster and for decades I've been interpreting many different mathematical and statistical models to try to predict big events like damaging storms. Any predictive tool that tries to anticipate catastrophes must correctly and objectively forecast the actual events while simultaneously avoiding false alarms. Otherwise, it has no better skill than tossing a coin.