I first learned about the IHC (Institute for Human Continuity) website a few days ago, since then I have been asked if I think that the website is real. The simply question is no, all you need to do is look at the privacy policy below; it will take you to sonypictures.com. This website and all of its fun content has been created as viral marketing for the upcoming disaster movie “2012”.
There are some out there who actually believe that the IHC is in fact real, and that the events on December 21, 2012 will in fact come true. The IHC states that there is a 95 percent chance that earth will be completely destroyed by a series of events. You have to hand it to Sony to add to all the propaganda.

You may wonder why all of this propaganda has started in the first place. The 2012 movie has taken some of the information from the Mayan Calendar. This calendar is not predicting that the world is about to come to an end, just that it comes to a stop. This does not mean that the earth will be destroyed by a series of events; it could mean that the Mayan Calendar will just roll over.
This has not stopped Sony having some great fun with the disaster predictions though. If you visit the IHC website, you can register your place to become part of the new world, you can even apply to become the leader of the new world. Take the website for what it is, just a bit of fun.
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