"The many events happening this year troubles me. I don't believe in the "2012-end-of-the-world" thing, but I do believe in science, and so far, it's been saying that the world is starting to change dramatically."-Calvin Lin
I also believe that there will be
dramatic change within the next few years. It seems that many natural
disasters have been happening recently, such as Hurricane Irene,
Katrina, or the Japan earthquake. On the West Coast, especially in
California and the Bay Area, people have predicted a potentially
large earthquake to occur sometime soon due to a pattern of previous
major earthquakes in the surrounding region. California has a ninety
nine percent chance of being hit with a earthquake of 6.7 or more
within the next thirty years. There is a sixty seven percent
probability of it happening in Los Angeles and sixty three percent in
San Francisco. This might just seem to be an increase in natural
disasters because I have not lived that long and it may just be
normal events.
I do not believe that the world will
end in 2012. Some people think that the Mayan Calendar predicts the
end of the world in December 21, 2012, while others believe that it
will mark the end of the human race as we know it, not necessarily
the entire world. Some believe that there will be world wide
catastrophe, change in the nature of consciousness, divine balance in
nature, or other theories. There are groups of people all around the
world coming up with conspiracies regarding the Mayan Calendar, of
which some might seem to be plausible. I believe that once the
calendar reaches that date, the cycle will simply restart and nothing
majorly important will happen.
I think the Mayan 2012 thing has been pretty well debunked. But you are right, the number of natural disasters we've seen in recent years seems to be increasing. I'm scared about that too.
ReplyDeleteHey...include a link to the original post! And did you leave a comment on Calvin's blog letting him know you wrote this?