The hype cycle of the film "2012", working full tilt, about the Earth's impending destruction has been so powerful that Nasa representatives have been shunted out to appear on American talk shows to reassure viewers that it simply that: hype. However, they have far from soothed the general public's propensity for panic.
The timing of its release has been impeccable, with only a few weeks left before the Climate Conference in Copenhagen convenes. It is said that the conference, although unlikely to reach international agreement due to perceived unfairness over the burden of responsibility facing the undeveloped world, is essential and that the world's governments must reach a consensus so that a Copenhagen Protocol can be agreed upon, thereby committing all nations to reduce carbon emissions dramatically to prevent further instability over "global warming" and climate change.
On the ground, however, public concern about doomsday in December 2012 has grown exponentially distributed and collective hysteria worldwide and caused almost. In fact, some say they believe Nostradamus and the Mayans, the extinction of land in the past three years, provided that this date is the dawn of a new era of "spiritual growth" for the survivors. Joke, a recent article in The New York Times that mocked guess with:. 'It's kind of depressing when you send a message to finance vacation mortgage payments, one last blast "
Today thereliterally mountains of conspiracy theories that live on YouTube this topic, most of which the alignment between the Sun and the center of the galaxy, which leads to a "radical organization", with the peak of the storm surface of the sun on the item, payment will propose massive subatomic particles known as neutrinos. All this, say the astronomers, is absurd, unpleasant, similar to the putative black hole at CERN. In addition, they argue, the sun and the galactic center do not coincide, asDoomsday theorists would have us believe, in 2012.
The essence of this is almost the end of the school of thought is linked with expectations that Nibiru, the planet was discovered by the Sumerians, headed toward Earth. The impact of this, to paraphrase David Morrison, a member of CSI and Senior Scientist at NASA's Astrobiology Institute, is that the attributes associated with this event includes a reversal of the magnetic field of the Earth, solar storms creating of eleven yearssolar cycle, due to the reversal of the Earth, along with the bombardment of large comets or asteroids, and some mix of imagination beyond the solar alignment with galactic center in December 2012 voted 21 subject forces threatening.
Now this populist theme, based on the Mayan calendar and how to survive the apocalypse seems imminent chaos in the minds of the vast hordes irrationality and psychologically raises its hinges. Afterto one website, many people in Russia are saying they are "anxious by problem Nibiru", with one woman asking: "Why doesn't your government put a ban on the TV shows and report telecasting about Nibiru and 2012. If [the] US can [take steps] to protect the world physically from terrorism, why can't it protect us mentally from [this] news, if they are hoax?"
If it's clearly a hoax, then mentally we should ignore it. However, according to Wiki: "There are a variety of popular beliefs about 2012. These beliefs range from the apocalyptic and spiritual transformation among the different interpretations of the Mesoamerican Long Count calendar. contemporary scientists have questioned the apocalyptic version. "
As the movie is based on the effects of the human psyche in the "case" in 2012, we will not be very fast in the denial of the climate change problem, but global. While world leaders meet in Copenhagen this month, James Lovelock, aauthoritative voice in the scientific community, said in an article in The Guardian, "Enjoy life while you can," and speaks of the disaster is "bound to happen (for the article (see co http://www. .. .uk/theguardian/2008/mar/01/scienceofclimatechange.climatechange guardian) because of interest, let out some of the songs:
"Recognized invented to work only from the age of 40, Lovelock, a device that CFCs, which helped detect the growing hole in the ozone layerlayer, and introduced the Gaia hypothesis, a revolutionary theory that the Earth is a self-regulating super-organism. Initially ridiculed by many scientists as new age nonsense, today that theory forms the basis of almost all climate science."
Lovelock has been dispensing predictions with consistent accuracy since the 1960s, which have earned him "a reputation as one of Britain's most respected - if maverick - independent scientists."
"His latest book, The Revenge of Gaia, predicts that by 2020 extreme weather will be the norm, causing global devastation; that by 2040 much of Europe will be Saharan; and parts of London will be under water. The most recent Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) report deploys less dramatic language - but its calculations aren't a million miles away from his."
"Somewhat unexpectedly, Lovelock concedes that the [Daily] Mail's plastic bag campaign seems, 'on the face of it, a good thing'. But it transpires that this is largely response tactics, we only consider reorganizing the Titanic lying. "
Then the highlight: .. "There are seven disasters since man came to earth, very similar happened to her I think these events keep separating the wheat from the chaff, and finally we have a human on the planet who really understand and live in a appropriate. This is the source of my optimism. "Why ask me plausible, after seven" events "already, weren't we the source of our ancestors' optimism?
However, seven disasters already of this magnitude? Is he saying that the micro disaster scenario, that is to be debated by the world's leaders next month in Copenhagen, is a complete waste of time? Well, I suppose he is, yes.
He argues in the piece that: "Most of the things we have been told to do might make us feel better, but they won't make any difference. Global warming has passed the tipping point, and catastrophe is unstoppable. It's too late for them. Maybe if we had gone along the route as in 1967, may have contributed. But we do not have time. All these standard green things, like sustainable development, I think these are just words that mean nothing. "
In this event there is no evidence of macro-cycle model, but in his interview with the Guardian (Gaia-http: / / www.guardian.co.uk/science/video/2009/apr/22/james- Lovelock biochar-space) repeats the arrival of the eighth "Event: "Do not forget that in the history of the earth, while the man on the planet - have been seven major weather events of this type was - which is about one million years and I think Geneticists say that one of these events, we. fell in just two thousand people, a genetic bottleneck. If this is true, then the events are really very violent. seems that front as violent if not more what has happened in the past ... "
Hecontinued: "As soon as the system grows unstable, it goes into positive feedback. And as the positive feedback strengthens, then any small perturbations, in either direction, get amplified. So the tendency to cooling will give you a really cold winter," he suggests. "More extremes are likely because the system is becoming stressed."
While the greenists run about suggesting that we all plant trees to alleviate the impact of climate change, he warns: "This is the trouble with climate Science and green actions: theory all the time and never experiments. Now, people seem to forget that experiment and observation for at least half of the science. "When the trees planted 1000 years ago, he discovered that was not really a good idea at all, because" you can not work in an ecosystem. "
So while the movie "2012" is an obvious deception and clever marketing - based on the exploitation of human fear in exchange for easy money - a little digging "deeper andthe micro level (Earth's biosphere) and the macro level (the course and interaction of all celestial bodies) and the conclusion is that we really haven't got a clue about what could potentially become reality; unless, of course, you believe in the stern warnings of Mr Lovelock.
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