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I don't believe or disbelieve. Sure, it's a possibility but I'm not going to act like either situation is carved into stone. It might, it might not happen. I wouldn't be opposed to it happening, but I hope it doesn't happen before I do a few very important things with my life.
It might, but only God knows. If He chooses to, it will.
Ok take a nap.THEN FIRE ZE MISSILES!
Alaska can come too.
..The first thing I thought about was 2010..does that make me a bad person?
Nooooo it won't end at all XD because we won't know about it..unless we're reborn..O_O
I'm hoping not.
...though I doubt hope alone would prolong the world's end.
World's End: Aaahhh!!! You're overwhelming me with your power of hope!!! I must retreat for now. But make no mistake, earth and all its inhabitants!! One day I will come and destroy you completely!!! Bwa ha ha ha!!!
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Originally Posted by smittenkitten
Bummer. :(Quote:
Originally Posted by That Link
Because life on Earth won't be sustainable for that long.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rodarian
There are very few situations the world could end up in that can actually be considered world-ending or even world-changing. Many of such events are categorized as such by media to get more attention.
The "world" is coming to a close though. Maybe by my hundredth birthday, the world'll be changed either horrifically or for the better. However, contrary to the Mayans, bless their well-meaning hearts, I do not believe the Earth itself will ever be destroyed either on the surface or as a whole. I also do not believe in supernovas or black hole anomalies. These are mostly theories and unexplained phenomena which we can't truly figure without the help of warpdrive for our space travel. Looking through a telescope no matter how powerful is not proof that black holes exist or that supernovas occur. You might as well continue to believe that the Earth is a flat plane and that the universe is only 50000km in diameter. :cool:Error! Closer to about 6000 years so far. Dinosaurs died out during Noah's flood. They didn't live millions of years. But the day will arrive when billion-year life is possible.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rodarian
That's not so much an "error" as it is a differnet believe than your own, if we're going to use the Bible in this discussion.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mercen-X
I don't believe and I don't disbelieve.
I'll enjoy my life as much as I can and make the most of what I have. If the world ends, it ends - there's nothing I can do about it. We're all gonna die one day anyway. :jess:
But they did eat each other. :monster:Quote:
Originally Posted by Guardian XIIIQuote:
Originally Posted by Rodarian
Because dinosaurs didn't have nukes, didn't hate, andweren't violent for the hell of it.
Humanity won't end. Even if Nukes do rain down, then it'd just be Fallout 3 time. :)
If you believe the movie 2012 then everyone will die by lots of CG.
I don't really agree with anything you said, but this stood out the most. Where on that calendar did it say the surface of the planet will be destroyed?Quote:
Originally Posted by Mercen-X
So when I eat steak I'm being violent?Quote:
Originally Posted by GoldenbokoBut they did eat each other. :monster:Quote:
Originally Posted by Guardian XIIIQuote:
Originally Posted by Rodarian
Because dinosaurs didn't have nukes, didn't hate, andweren't violent for the hell of it.
Dinosaurs were animals. Eating each other is how they survived. I've never seen an animal attack someone or something beyond the need for food or protection.
I don't know you well enough to tell if you're joking. Please tell me you are.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mercen-X
Anyway, regarding the current discussion, saying "dinosaurs lived for hundreds of millions of years" is a bit of a misnomer. Sure, the "dinosaur period" was something like 200 million years, but thousands of species dinosaurs evolved and became extinct during that period, well before the 65-million-year extinction. There is no "dinosaur" species, but a collection of countless thousands of species, none of which themselves lasted hundreds of millions of years.