Stumpokapow
listen to the mad man
From nasa website-
Still too far away but it's coming. And you'll feel it.
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From nasa website-
Still too far away but it's coming. And you'll feel it.
Meade's bizarre and unfounded theory
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Didn't some other crazy crackpot say the world would end on this exact same date 2 years ago? Funnier is it's the same day as my sibling's Birthday and doomsday scenarios really freak them out. Won't be sharing this with them lol.
What is that jiff from? At least the end of the world looks pretty.
Holy shit...me too. I stopped counting, but this November is 30. That kind of sucks.
Gambling is a sin. Don't lock in your trip to hell like that.
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god is simply sending in his ballot by space mail and he isn't voting for trump.Thats one way to impeach Trump
One thing i have to know , if this were to happen would death be instant?
One thing i have to know , if this were to happen would death be instant?
Logically, wouldn't NASA have warned us of this years ago?
Planets don't obviously pop up out of nowhere.
Depends on its mass and how fast it's travelling.
Not if you jump at the right time.
Stump could gain superpowers that make him preside over Hell.
That's what they WANT you to think"There is no factual basis for these claims," the agency wrote. "If Nibiru or Planet X were real and headed for an encounter with the Earth in 2012, astronomers would have been tracking it for at least the past decade, and it would be visible by now to the naked eye. Obviously, it does not exist."
I'm not sure Satan is familiar with the Neogaf moderation team.
A warning would mean there's someway to avoid it. There would be no point.
It's literally impossible to keep a secret like that when the vast majority of eyes in the sky aren't government owned.
From AOL- https://www.aol.com/article/news/2017/08/08/total-solar-eclipse-apocalypse-2017/23070430/
Will this guy finally be correct in predicting the end of the world?
It's okay, you can wait until the last day, that way you won't get tired.Well, time to climb Tartarus.
My uncle works at a mental hospital, and he told me that these conspiracies are a nightmare for people with mental illness.
Lots of people meme'd and joked about things like Y2K and 2012 end-of-days, but to a lot of sick people, they absorb it and live the horrors of it.
People with paranoia and anxiety with mental illness can really, really be hurt by it.
We're talking about people who have hallucinations, hear voices, see things, and who in general feel disconnected from reality and themselves. Self harm and self mutilation are things that a lot of these people resort to.
After talking about it with my uncle, I stopped making jokes and sharing it on social media. I actually had never thought about it that something as dumb and trivial as these loony conspiracies indirectly hurts other people.
End of the world prophecies seem to be built into the human psyche. In virtually all parts of the world throughout history, there has been this fascination with the end of days.
The Abraham religions telling of the end of humanity are different from the ones in the nature religions, folklore and mythology.
In those, like Hindu and Norse mythology, there is a cycle and a eventual rebirth. Things will end in fire, but the process will start again.
As simple as people lived back then, they probably made these belief systems having looked at the rebirth of life in nature. Which what makes them so compelling. There is something very relateable about it.
Everything observable in the universe expires in one form or another.
That existential angst and impeding doom preys on all of us, as people try to justify meaning in being alive in an experience which will end very shortly.
Reading the thread title I thought this was a comic book thing.