Hello everyone!
How logical does the following sound to you: {{{What the premises suggest will be put in brackets}}}
1.) An ancient society’s calendar ends on 2012, according to our translations, which may or may not be correct ways to translate the dates.
2.) A polar shift occurs in 2012. But, please ignore the fact that it’s been happening all along… it just means something in 2012! It’s so much more significant in 2012 than in any other year, day, minute, or second.
3.) There is a black hole in the center of our galaxy, which, if we’re aligned with it, with be just as strong as it was in 2000 through 2011. If anything, the effects may be measured to be like 0.00001 more gravitational force. {{but BE AFRAID!!}}
4.) According to Bible Code, which is randomly picking out words from the Bible to make a sentence of your desire, we’re all dead in 2012. {{Judgment is here THEN.}}
5.) Da Vinci Code, which is a Hollywood Movie about the research of pseudo-scientists, says we’re gonna die, too. {{SCARY! START PRAYING NOW!}}
Didn’t make sense to me. Wait… does that way you say something change how it is? I’m asking because, the last time I checked, it wasn’t soundly logical to do so. Was the sheep killed or slaughtered? Be sure to lash out if it was slaughtered, but killed? Oh, that’s life.
~Moral JEff