Planet X Steven Wood's new Post MUST SEE

2infinityandbeyond · 09-17-2008, 09:55 PM

Planet X.. After much research into this subject i have come to no definite conclusions, and i dont think anyone has.
I agree with you on that elemnt5. It would answer a lot of questions if it were true.
But.. After some carefull thinking about the subject, something as cataclysmic as this.. if it were to happen i would much rather not know about it.
The chances of surviving an event like this are very slim. And the conditions for those who would survive would be likened to hell on earth, definitly not an experience most people would want to go through.
I'm much happier with the prospect of getting on with my life without this massive cloud hanging over my head.
If it happens i would imagine it to be a quick process.
The anguish of anticipation is much worse then having to experience the actual event.
I was also very weary about how Marshall made it quite clear with his language that he would survive the event. And also his service to others motto could mean something entirely different to the idealistic vision most people on this forum share.

09-17-2008, 09:55 PM	#11
2infinityandbeyond Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Gaia, Solas System, Milkyway Posts: 398	Re: Planet X Steven Wood's new Post MUST SEE Planet X.. After much research into this subject i have come to no definite conclusions, and i dont think anyone has. I agree with you on that elemnt5. It would answer a lot of questions if it were true. But.. After some carefull thinking about the subject, something as cataclysmic as this.. if it were to happen i would much rather not know about it. The chances of surviving an event like this are very slim. And the conditions for those who would survive would be likened to hell on earth, definitly not an experience most people would want to go through. I'm much happier with the prospect of getting on with my life without this massive cloud hanging over my head. If it happens i would imagine it to be a quick process. The anguish of anticipation is much worse then having to experience the actual event. I was also very weary about how Marshall made it quite clear with his language that he would survive the event. And also his service to others motto could mean something entirely different to the idealistic vision most people on this forum share.