The basis for this whole argument is the ending date on the Mayan calender. I mean come on people, how about they just ran out of room? If they had made it wider, it would have been 2013, 2014, 2015.... I mean think about it really, our calenders end every twelve months. Maybe if they had sun-powered digital clocks back then people wouldn't be as freaked. AND.. another thing..... WE'RE ALL GONNA DIE!!!!! One day, your clock is getting punched for the last time. Do
you really wanna spend your life worried about "when" the whole time? Appreciate and thank your creator for the life you were blessed with, and just try to love and enjoy everyday!

JUSTATHOUGHT wrote:The basis for this whole argument is the ending date on the Mayan calender. I mean come on people, how about they just ran out of room? If they had made it wider, it would have been 2013, 2014, 2015.... I mean think about it really, our calenders end every twelve months. Maybe if they had sun-powered digital clocks back then people wouldn't be as freaked. AND.. another thing..... WE'RE ALL GONNA DIE!!!!! One day, your clock is getting punched for the last time. Do
you really wanna spend your life worried about "when" the whole time? Appreciate and thank your creator for the life you were blessed with, and just try to love and enjoy everyday!

Hi i agree with you. The mayan calender ending on 2012 doesn't mean it's doomsday. A whole load of outside forces could have played a part, like a break down in their society, war, famine as for the sculls. I rest my case.

Mayan Calenders were built based on cycles. This particular one was built on the astrological cycle of our galaxy. Nothing more, nothing less.