And I doubt the world will end in 2012.
We might have a close encounter with a large meteor sometime in the 2020s. But rockets will probably take care of that if it gets too close.

As for life ending in 2012.... no. I don't beleieve that. Not unless we pollute the planet enough to make it impossible for us to live on it. (Think WALL-E)

As for the world ending, I do NOT believe that! I mean, when we say world we mean earth, right? The planet can't just blow up. And I don't think the sun will have become a red giant by 2012. And didn't someone once believe that the world would end in 2000?

If life/the world does somehow end in 2012, then I'm not going to spend my time worrying about it. I'll just enjoy life while I can. If I live to be 15, I'll be fine with that.

Okay,what about this supersticion.Do you beleive in aliens,UFO's,
and what do you think is inside Area 51?Theres so many possibilities and questions still to be asked!

Byz!

I believe there are explanations for everything, and that there is quite possibly a number of things that we cannot currently explain without referencing the supernatural.

As for the world ending, now the mayan calendar was pretty high tech for its time to be honest, but i would require a reason why they believe the world will end that day. how do you know they didn't just decide to stop at 2012, lets think about it, itd be kinda hard to make a calendar which goes on forever so they had to stop somewhere.

Also lets think about the mayans for a moment, they were a civilisation in central america which likely had no idea of anything existing on earth, outside of their homeland. So why does the ending of their calendar, symbolise the end of the world? Perhaps it represents the predicted end of their world (seems they were off by a bit lol). Maybe it represents some other event that would cause them to believe they will no longer require knowledge of the years/months/days. Ancient cultures like these are said to have been visited by aliens, perhaps 2012 is the year the aliens will return.

Either way there's no use worrying about it, because ifits going to happen theres diddly squat we can do about it, i want to continue living past the next 4 years as much as the next person, but worrying about the time we have left, decreases the value of that time

I agree,and i got calendar on my mobile untill 2014...mabey more...

I believe there are explanations for everything, and that there is quite possibly a number of things that we cannot currently explain without referencing the supernatural.

As for the world ending, now the mayan calendar was pretty high tech for its time to be honest, but i would require a reason why they believe the world will end that day. how do you know they didn't just decide to stop at 2012, lets think about it, itd be kinda hard to make a calendar which goes on forever so they had to stop somewhere.

Also lets think about the mayans for a moment, they were a civilisation in central america which likely had no idea of anything existing on earth, outside of their homeland. So why does the ending of their calendar, symbolise the end of the world? Perhaps it represents the predicted end of their world (seems they were off by a bit lol). Maybe it represents some other event that would cause them to believe they will no longer require knowledge of the years/months/days. Ancient cultures like these are said to have been visited by aliens, perhaps 2012 is the year the aliens will return.

Either way there's no use worrying about it, because ifits going to happen theres diddly squat we can do about it, i want to continue living past the next 4 years as much as the next person, but worrying about the time we have left, decreases the value of that time

I agree with your reasoning about the mayan calendar, and about us doing our best to enjoy ourselves until then, regardless. I also think that even if all these destructive events were to occur, we could still survive them by going into hiding, or moving to more habitable areas. But I don't really think we'll be wiped out in 2012 anyway.

As for the world ending, now the mayan calendar was pretty high tech for its time to be honest, but i would require a reason why they believe the world will end that day. how do you know they didn't just decide to stop at 2012, lets think about it, itd be kinda hard to make a calendar which goes on forever so they had to stop somewhere.

Also lets think about the mayans for a moment, they were a civilisation in central america which likely had no idea of anything existing on earth, outside of their homeland. So why does the ending of their calendar, symbolise the end of the world? Perhaps it represents the predicted end of their world (seems they were off by a bit lol). Maybe it represents some other event that would cause them to believe they will no longer require knowledge of the years/months/days. Ancient cultures like these are said to have been visited by aliens, perhaps 2012 is the year the aliens will return.

Either way there's no use worrying about it, because ifits going to happen theres diddly squat we can do about it, i want to continue living past the next 4 years as much as the next person, but worrying about the time we have left, decreases the value of that time

To answer the poll, no. Obviously. IMO, even saying "not sure" is ridiculous.

To answer the poll, not sure.