I guess it depends on the type of society you live in. If it's democratic, they wouldn't worry too much about it. But if it's a more religious society, I'm not quite sure but I'd assume they'd shun them or something similar.

It's possible they could be treated like witches in the Middle Ages but because humans have become more accepting and learned, I think people nowadays would help them in some way. (It could either be a problem or a solution for the blood donations we've been needing).

I'm not sure, I certainly wouldn't banish them or label them. I'm just a bit afraid of how much blood I'd have left after meeting them.

They probably don't because if they've evolved into the type of being that sucks blood for a living then evolution should've taken care of all if not some of the diseases and sicknesses that come with it like we evolve to be immune to certain diseases.

Just to make a pointer, some people believe that 2012 is due to global warming but earth's already been through a global warming phase, and survived obviously. So if 2012 was caused by something like someone decided to invent a humongous bomb that year and explode it at that particular time then I'm not sure. I'd like to believe that it's not happening just as Y2K didn't happen.

Oh and just a note, Nostradamus predicted this. He also predicted WWI and WWII and the twin tower bombings and stuff.

From what I've seen, I don't think that women are better than men. I think they're equal. Back in ancient times, women were put down as weak and inferior but nowadays women have been able to show that they can compete with men.

How does living longer make women better? True you'd need to know or do certain things that would make you live longer but it altogether doesn't mean that women living longer make them better.

Just because you believe in something doesn't make it real. Say for example, I really believe that my orange is purple. My orange is never going to be purple (unless it was genetically modified). It's the same with ghosts. The fact that we believe in ghosts doesn't make it real. We need hard evidence. The hard evidence that my orange is purple is that it's sitting in front of me already geneticall modified.

Don't tell the wind doesn't exist! If you're going to say it's made up of atoms and so forth then it's possible that ghosts could be the split atoms from a human who died.

Ghosts are part of the human imagination similar to magic. If 22% of all Americans believed that they experienced paranormal activity, what did the other 78% think?