2012; true or false?

The prophecies regarding 2012 are devastating everyone juvenile enough to believe them. But scientists are trying to scare even the brightest of people, somewhat forcing them to believe these ancient predictions.
Sure, this could be believable if you didn’t think things through. It sounds plausible enough right? Well, just because it’s becoming known throughout the whole world doesn’t make it true.
Nothing regarding 2012 is proven, which should ease ones mind as a fact itself. To make a movie up to 2012 standards takes approximately three or more years. If you think back to when you started hearing everything about December 21st, 2012… you would probably say around three, or fewer, years ago.
Now, when you put that all together, don’t you begin to realize something? It’s possible that the specific date could be the end of days, but nobody can ever prove that…not in this time period. So it’s possible also that the money-driven people began the hoax. Manipulating the Mayan calendar by saying just because it ends on that specific date, they predicted it’s the end of the world. Claiming we should fear the year 2012 when it’s feasible that they made the movie when the world started hearing about this. So the movie could make billions of dollars.
It makes sense, considering a lot of people want to know their “fate” when the year finally arrives. Doesn’t everyone want to know how they can save themselves?
Shaiann Daniels