Why You Should Take the 2012 Apocalypse Seriously

December 11, 2012 at 1:20 pm | Posted in Pajamas Media | Leave a comment
Tags: 2012, Apocalypse, Disaster, Escatology, future, Jacque Fresco, Mayan Calendar, New Age, Occult, Star Trek, Venus Project, Zeitgeist

by Walter Hudson – PJ Media – December 11, 2012

Seeking a Friend for the End of the World stands as one of the most creative scripts produced in 2012. Steve Carell and Keira Knightley play an odd couple united on a quest to reconnect with their respective pasts before a meteor destroys all life on Earth. Dramatically deviating from the clichés of the disaster genre, Seeking a Friend presents a doomed humanity that takes the apocalypse fairly well. While including requisite scenes of panic and riot, the film’s characters strive toward some sense of relationship in their final days.

We too seem to be taking the apocalypse pretty well. Our world hurls toward its scheduled end on December 21st according to predictions based on the ancient Mayan calendar. It’s something folks like Art Bell, George Noory, and their overnight talk radio guests have been warning us about for years. It serves as the subject of several books, a keyword of countless websites, the inspiration for a variety of B movies, and the premise behind Rolland Emmerich’s consummate disaster film titled simply 2012. After years of hype, the date approaches. Yet there is a conspicuous lack of panic.

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