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Tension rods, logical idea, never seen before.. and ugly like hell, or do you hide them? All I find quickly is about tension rods for curtains. How common are they? Pluses no need to drill and would work for freestanding, more over just securing with screws to wall?
So basically his answer is “No, and anyone who says you can is lying to get funding.”
despite all the claims to the contrary https://www.youtube.com/@dutchsinse manages to predict earthquakes. (with some variability of course) seems to offend scientific types and be shunned for some reason, and yet the video evidence is there of his forecasts being correct, and his methodology is documented.
>his methodology is documented
How would you summarize it?
So basically his answer is “No, and anyone who says you can is lying to get funding.”
But don't they say ('they say' - legit source) that dogs can predict earthquakes?
despite all the claims to the contrary https://www.youtube.com/@dutchsinse manages to predict earthquakes. (with some variability of course) seems to offend scientific types and be shunned for some reason, and yet the video evidence is there of his forecasts being correct, and his methodology is documented.
What if earthquakes could not only be predicted, but manually triggered? Imagine the warfare implications.
The Core - Best b-grade disaster movie of recent times! https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0298814/
Earlier quoted context omitted.
Fracking does this on a small scale. I had an excellent geology professor, Donald Prothero, who argued manually triggering earthquakes could be a much better idea in high tension areas than waiting for them to happen organically, as we could prepare, and the triggered earthquakes wouldn’t be as bad as waiting for them to happen. But the paperwork would be a nightmare(:
Releasing the tension in small quakes every few months must be preferable to letting it pile up and release every few decades.