i wonder who laughs last? we have 1/3 the leisure time of monkeys, but do have the internet to use. if monkeys were on the internet then they would have probably %173.14 more time to surf the web than humans. - and probably couldn't do any worse for contributing content.

If 10 things used to change in 1 minute and now 20 things change in 1 minute, then our perception of time will feel like it has accelerated by doubling. Scale this simple statement up to a globally connected civilization and time is going asymptotic.

May 31st, 2009
12.19.16.7.0 4 Ajaw (Ahau)
1300 days.

It's important because of the number 1300 is fractal of the end date itself 13.0.0.0.0 and of course the Mayan calendar is so precise and beautiful that the day is 4 Ajaw as is December 21, 2012.

In honor of Earth Day 2009, please enjoy this free remix of the track “7 Generations” from the album “Deeperworlds”

http://mysticalsun.com/audio/7Generations_ED09_MysticalSun.mp3

Find someone on the Internet: 72.52.72.74

Find someone in time: 12.19.16.4.9

The Mayan long count is like an address in time.

“If a society’s music has spoiled, then one must judge that many other things have spoiled in that society as well.”
- Confucius

It could just be that around 2012 while our Earth's magnetosphere is weak and the Sun hits solar maximum, that some emergent property hereto unknown pushes evolution forward via a magnetic event. Instantly laying down a new format not only on our computer hard drives and electrical grid, but our very brains.

Geomagnetic activity can affect your dreams and consciousness.

http://www.newscientist.com/article/dn16871-sweet-dreams-are-made-of-geo...

When we enter the Sun's active phase around 2012, the increased magnetism coupled with the Earth reduced ability to block it could cause massive shifts in people's consciousness.