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Merry Christmas anyway.
http://imgs.xkcd.com/comics/philosophy.p…
All right, then, because it might make us feel better, let’s pretend the opposite. Instead, you’ll get tapped on the shoulder and told, Great news: this party’s going on forever – and you can’t leave. You’ve got to stay; the boss says so. And he also insists that you have a good time."
-Christopher Hitchens
Depends on what you think the world is. If you reject the idea of metaphysical, transcendent truth, then it seems to me Charles is basically right.
The Mayans had no concept of "end of time." It was all about cycles.