/sci/ - Science & Math

Hey /sci/, I have a question about Nibiru.
My boyfriend has been talking about how this shit is coming after 2 years of it not coming- and what not. He cites prophicies from random people, cites the Sumerian civilization, and other random past and possible future catastrophes, such as the earthquake in Japan, the sun storms, the polar shift change of the Earth, the yellowstone volcano and some other crap I don't really remember.

Honestly it sounds like bullshit to me, and I don't see a planet coming down in a different orbit and smacking Earth any time soon- just because of the distance, no real changes outside the outer planets, and just intuition of all the doomsday bullshit that's been happening in the 21st century.
Wot do you guys think? Sorry to be that guy to bring up a doomsday event, but I need to hear others opinions.

Sometimes I wish I didn't know all the shit I know because it would make the world much bigger, way more fascinating and with endless possibilities.

The discoveries science and I are making are getting more and more boring and abstract. And I'm at the point where they don't satisfy my brain's need for adventure.

how24get evil draining knowledge pls /sci/

The big bang theory. A subject which makes no sense.
Think about it.
So it starts with a star exploding into many smaller pieces.
Explosions are pretty hot right?
Humans couldn't take that kind of heat.
There for where did we come from?
There is no since in this theory.
Thats just if you ask me. I know allot of people who would never have thought of that.

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