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No, the calendar is not constructed like a modern Western calendar. It is cyclical and based on Mayan math. You could think of it, however, as ending in a "big round number" and there would have been another cycle if the Mayans had cared to calculate further in advance. 2012 is just the Mayan Year 2000 problem but since they don't have any computers running on it they don't have to worry about fixing software bugs.
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Could the reason that the Mayan calendar ends on Dec. 21, 2012 be because the guy writing the calendar just up and died?
It's called the Mayan prophecy: The Mayan calendar ends on December 21, 2012 so that will be the day the world ends. There is a movie about the end of the world on this day along with countless television 'documentaries'.
I just wonder if the guy who was writing the calendar died and no one in the Mayan civilization took up the cause to complete the calendar. After all, the calendar was already written well past any of their lives.
I just wonder if the guy who was writing the calendar died and no one in the Mayan civilization took up the cause to complete the calendar. After all, the calendar was already written well past any of their lives.
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