Count Down Began the WORLD Ends 2012.

lolololol. sorry MagiKHanD, but Big_A is 100% on topic. dont know what you are on but I agree 100% with Big_A .

I think humanity has evolved and allowed itself to be a slave of time. But again ask yourself if there could have been any other way for a primitive mind. There are some who believe that existence is time. That everything which happens today is quantified and calculated. But ask yourself if it is that superficial. The whole basis of our lives allowed to revolve around a concept.

It's like capitalism. In my opinion a motion/idea which has destroyed half the world but at the same time allowed others to abuse the rules of existence. Or like religion, which was created to unite but all it does today is divide... what have we or haven't we understood?

2012 the end of the world.. i dont think so. Remember that the Mayans never said it would be the end of the world, but just a period of great change.

It was sometime in the 13th centuary that a Priest from the Vatican church travelled to South America to interpret the ancient findings. In that time the whole idea of the Apocalypse was very true. He then put 1 and 1 together and changed what the Mayans were trying to say.

End of the world, does not signify the end of human kind. To them 'world' was their existance and what they considered to the 'complete' .. this could be anything from society to crop or to any other thing which could be affected diversly.

So all i can say is that even if it is the end then there is nothing much we can do about it. lol. Take as though it was your destiny.

Really well said xXxPure_GeniusxXx,got to totally agree with you on that.

this point sticks out the most tho,along with creating the biggest devide between pepole,religion is also (Christianity especialy) reponsible for imposing the consrtates of time on the modern civilisation.

Time to Pray, Time to Work

``No time is entirely present,'' said the Stoic Chrysippus, and meanwhile the concept of time was being further advanced by the underlying Judeo-Christian tenet of a linear, irreversible path between creation and salvation.

This essentially historical view of time is the very core of Christianity; all the basic notions of measurable, one-way time can be found in St. Augustine's (fifth- century) writings. With the spread of the new religion the strict regulation of time, on a practical plane, was needed to help maintain the discipline of monastic life. Bells summoning the monks to prayer eight times daily were heard far beyond the confines of the cloister, and thus a measure of time regulation was imposed on society at large.

The population continued to exhibit ``une vaste indiffrance au temps'' throughout the feudal era, according to Marc Bloch (1940), but it is no accident that the first public clocks adorned cathedrals in the West. Worth noting in this regard is the fact that the calling of precise prayer times became the chief externalization of medieval Islamic belief.

The invention of the mechanical clock was one of the most important turning points in the history of science and technology; indeed of all human art and culture (Synge 1959). The improvement in accuracy presented authority with enhanced opportunities for oppression.

John Zerzan ( Time And its Discontents )

We MUST wake up but just like I said each one have his different character.

its all bullshit nothing but bullshit and ofc a way to make extra money have manny fricken time should the worldh ave come to an end lool