707Corridor
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Atleast you get it Gans...haha
what if the magnetic reversal sent radio waves to all our brains... and then we all jumped out into the street and started dancing, all choreographed to thriller
The earth shifts, every 26000 years or so (roughly) we complete the process. It is just amazing for how little they left about their knowledge of math, how long and how precise their calculations are.
No one is really saying the world is going to end. . . It's just the probability of things getting a hell of a lot worse on many levels is very high ... I don't see how thats so hard to believe.
In my more rebellious days I used to talk to my mom about how I thought the world would be over. "Why should I go to college, the worlds gonna be over when i'm 30 anyway!"
She informed me that hers and every other generation thinks the world is gonna end, 'but unfortunately the world just keeps on spinning'.