Roger,

Information that I have given to governments around the world for what they could do to improve people’s heath and protect lives has been used extensively over the years. You yourself are highly dependent on some of my past efforts. But, I prefer to stay out the news. When an effort is successful I don’t go out and brag about it.

Forecasting earthquakes could save lives. But relative to the 30,000 to 50,000 lives that are lost each day around the world due to hunger and disease, the number that that might be saved by successful earthquake predictions is negligible. It is more like a hobby to do this type of work.

My reports here are largely progress reports and occasional earthquake advisories and warnings. The original goal in getting this bulletin board running was to help get this science moving forward. But long ago it became apparent that this would be impossible. People have their own agendas. And all they do is argue and criticize one another to try to move their personal agenda’s forward. There are relatively few people such as Pavel who want to actually accomplish something. And he won’t post notes here any more.

What I am reporting on is highly advanced research, virtually all of which is discussed at my Web sites. So, these reports let people know where this research stands. It would be impossible to prove to people that this or that is happening or is factual simply because of the fact that those people aren’t interested in learning the difference between real science and “popular” science.

So, these are largely progress reports that people can read who are actually interested in learning what is taking place without all of those nonsense arguments.

These are personal opinions.