The failed Mayan apocalypse ramblings could be a positive awakening for humanity, but it won't be. Read on for why I'm not optimistic.
Sorry but I can't not talk about the supposed Mayan apocalypse hubbub. I just think that we can learn some lessons from this whole thing. I mean, we laughed at Harold Camping for his absurd pronouncements about the end of the world…
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To quote from the Terry Goodkind novel “Wizard’s First Rule”: People are stupid, they will believe something because they want it to be true; or because they’re afraid it might be true.
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