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there have been plenty of ice ages in the earth's history and not one has ended the world

the mayan society collapsed about 1000 years ago, so i don't see why people expect their calendar to really go beyond 2012... the fact it goes that far is enough as it is...

people need to make more broad of a study into the maya before relying solely on one aspect of their society for any sort of prediction

a little bit of knowledge can be dangerous

see you in 2013

haha you guys all totally fed the troll

lol@ arguing... oh yeah it's freeminds forum, where everything is an argument, right?

anyways my point is that there are thousands of people, perhaps millions, i don't know... on the internet, claiming to have asperger's syndrome... and i would be willing to wager that of these with the claim very few actually have such a syndrome, if such a syndrome even exists... many of the examples i have seen have something alot deeper than a mild autism wrong with them and i see alot of people excuse behaviour using this syndrome as a basis... that's all, i wanted to see how much weight there was to the khan's claim

pfft everyone who takes those online tests ends up self diagnosing themselves... a load of hooey if you ask me

anwar i can't believe you have the nerve to cuss ayman so much for conjecture and stuff and then post those garbage youtube videos as evidence of an anomaly in our times. if you believe these videos at all something is seriously wrong.

hey the khan i don't recall seeing your reply to sarah's question about whether you were officially diagnosed with asperger's syndrome by a medical professional.

if it's pre destined then what's free will for?

kyle dude how you keepin man?

anyways i just wanted to say that there would be no genetic variance in a hermaphrodite who managed to self breed... thus i would infer that the child would be inbred, highly unlikely to be able to use a spoon let alone be a vessel for the word

the first  wikipedia article claims that thamudic language is linked to the people of thamud, yet the link to thamudic opens up a page which states that thamudic was mistakenly named after thamud and that there is in fact no link... haha