|
quick skeptical comment |
Most of your post is a nice statement, but this quibble just applies to this comment: "[This week] I was able to demonstrate that Lowell Whiteside's Theory on Far Field Aftershocks does work despite the study that was performed saying it didn't." Can you post the demonstration? To anticipate, the only way scientists (or other sensible people) would agree with you is if you showed earthquakes tend to follow the pattern, and we have lots of earthquakes in the global and regional catalogs to check with. Last week had a couple of earthquakes, but the preceding decades had thousands of large earthquakes. To perhaps anticipate too much, if you're going to claim that 3 or 4 earthquakes prove a general pattern that didn't appear in the thousands already on record, you're undermining your credibility with such an unlikely claim. Follow Ups: ● Re: quick skeptical comment - Mike Williams in Arroyo Grande 06:31:30 - 5/28/2006 (37514) (1) ● Confession - Mike Williams in Arroyo Grande 06:52:04 - 5/28/2006 (37517) (1) ● No Confessions Here - Petra 07:24:49 - 5/28/2006 (37519) (1) ● to be direct - John Vidale 08:15:23 - 5/28/2006 (37524) (1) ● Re: to be direct, appropriately so. - Petra 11:39:32 - 5/28/2006 (37529) (1) ● this is as simple as science gets - John Vidale 12:21:40 - 5/28/2006 (37530) (0) ● Re: quick skeptical comment - Petra 00:14:03 - 5/28/2006 (37505) (0) |
|