Haig and his Sun caused earthquakes

[jimbob]

It seems that vague preditions are Chili and E.Europe? When? What magnitude?

When did the solar storms occur? When will they arrive? When will the earthquakes happen? What magnitude will they happen at?

Sometimes, I can correlate substantial eruptions and chili.

 

[Haig]

Sometimes, I can correlate substantial eruptions and chili.

Ah! you need to eat slower and chew a bit more

 

[Haig]

Twitter: Get Quake and Sun Alerts
Ben ‏@TheRealS0s
OLR: Inconclusive. Neg. anomalies in Chile, N.Middle East, SW.USA. Pos. anomaly Indo-China region. Earthspots remain. No area stands out

 

[abaddon]

Ah

We cannot monitor energy from space as it comes into earth

Undetectable radiation. Well that just explains anything you care to make up.

Tell me, how do you know anything about it.

 

[Daylightstar]

Twitter: Get Quake and Sun Alerts
Ben ‏@TheRealS0s
OLR: Inconclusive. Neg. anomalies in Chile, N.Middle East, SW.USA. Pos. anomaly Indo-China region. Earthspots remain. No area stands out

You're reporting meaningless irrational gibberish.
Of no real use to anyone.

 

[jimbob]

I'll have you know that this has predicted fifty of the last ten earthquakes.

Admittedly it seemed to have missed several large earthquakes too.

For example:

I noticed that on 10th Feb 2011, this approach predicted that solar flares would cause some weather somewhere, and on 22nd march 2011 predicted major earthquakes on 27th March 2011.

Which missed the fourth largest earthquake of the last hundred years.

 

[CapelDodger]

Which missed the fourth largest earthquake of the last hundred years.

That was the wrong sort of earthquake, obviously.

 

[Haig]

I'll have you know that this has predicted fifty of the last ten earthquakes.

Admittedly it seemed to have missed several large earthquakes too.

For example:

I noticed that on 10th Feb 2011, this approach predicted that solar flares would cause some weather somewhere, and on 22nd march 2011 predicted major earthquakes on 27th March 2011.

Which missed the fourth largest earthquake of the last hundred years.

Mmmm he missed a big quake in 2011

I think that could be because he started in 2013

 

[Daylightstar]

Mmmm he missed a big quake in 2011

I think that could be because he started in 2013

^{Hilite by Daylightstar}Who?

 

[jimbob]

Mmmm he missed a big quake in 2011

I think that could be because he started in 2013

Well, you posted this on the 22nd March 2011, which looks like a prediction of an earthquake sometime, somewhere.

So He's 33% better than the MET according to you? The MET can't get ANY of their long range predictions right

The important bit is this link between extreme events on the Sun and it's effects on Earth, like this:
EXTREME WEATHER AND EARTHQUAKE DANGER IMMINENT around 23rd-27th March warns Piers Corbyn
http://www.weatheraction.com/displayarticle.asp?a=328&c=5

 

[JeanTate]

I'm still working on the details of how and why Bacon sandwich eating and deer Sighting (BS for short) trigger the solar events Ben D is so hooked on.

Jean Tate, did you miss the quote Haig posted from Linked In? (You know, Linked In, where all the cutting-edge science is published)

Actually I did miss it!

But never mind; I found that jonesdave wrote something there the other day, about eating bacon sandwiches; earthquake at 2.

I think if you add earthquakes that occur during periods of no deer sightings to your existing data you'll find, as did the genius Haig quoted, a correlation almost too good to be true.

Thanks for that.

Yes, indeed: following a long-established practice at the Thunderdolts University, and applying CRAP, I discovered that there is strong correlation between periods of no deer sightings and earthquakes. Chalk up another success for CRAP.

Haig, you really must let Ben Davidson know: eating bacon sandwiches and deer sightings trigger the solar events Ben is so hooked on, making the Sun-earthquake connection a mere secondary effect!

 

[Daylightstar]

Of course, we still have no actual mechanism for solar activity to cause earthquakes.





What's the mechanism, Haig?

 

[Reality Check]

Actually that piece was published in a peer reviewed journal New Concepts in Global Tectonics Journal, V.3, No. 3, September 2015

Actually that is a repeated lie from Haig - that is a crank newsletter !
Haig: The many years of ignorance, delusions and lies from a Thunderbolts cultist parroting other Thunderbolts cultists.

 

[Reality Check]

Ben ‏@TheRealS0s
OLR: Inconclusive. Neg. anomalies in Chile, N.Middle East, SW.USA. Pos. anomaly Indo-China region. Earthspots remain. No area stands out

Ben Davidson's Tweeter feed debunks his own delusions !
Haig: The many years of ignorance, delusions and lies from a Thunderbolts cultist parroting other Thunderbolts cultists.

 

[Perpetual Student]

Of course, we still have no actual mechanism for solar activity to cause earthquakes.





What's the mechanism, Haig?

Let me guess. Solar tetryon bursts interacting with subterranean dilithium crystals.

 

[Daylightstar]

Let me guess. Solar tetryon bursts interacting with subterranean dilithium crystals.

That sounds like what might be happening in Davidson's head
(and his disciples)

 

[Nonpareil]

Let me guess. Solar tetryon bursts interacting with subterranean dilithium crystals.

Actually, from what I can gather from his crank sources, it's magnets. Really, really big magnets, whose activity can be predicted by watching sunspots.

Which is even more absurd in its mundanity, if that makes any sense.

 

[jonesdave116]

And, finally, may we present the inevitable, indeed predictable, collision of pseudoscientific cow droppings, as Ben Davidson appears at the next EU conference: https://www.thunderbolts.info/wp/20...oes-the-sun-trigger-large-earthquakes-eu2015/

Using more than 35 years of data from the Wilcox Solar Observatory at Stanford University and from the United States Geological Survey, a model was constructed using patterns discerned in the polar magnetic fields of the sun. These patterns in solar magnetism were informally observed to match with the occurrence of large earthquakes on our planet, so mathematical modeling was used to formally develop an algorithm describing those relationships. Ben Davidson will describe the results obtained from this research and explain other solar aspects related to seismicity.

Come one, come y'all, for this annual extravaganza of evidence free, scientifically illiterate bobbins, presented to you by some of the world's leading cranksters, shysters and con artists.
A match made in heaven. Electric heaven.

EDIT: Just noticed that he appeared at the last one too. Sad.

 

[Jrrarglblarg]

so mathematical modeling was used to formally develop an algorithm describing those relationships.

Horsepoop x cowpoop + (electromechoidistalistic nonsense) = earthquake


Honestly, if the electricalistish universeISM were to rise to the level of correlation not equaling causation, we would be pretty darned impressed. But they don't even have that.

 

[Reality Check]

And, finally, may we present the inevitable, indeed predictable, collision of pseudoscientific cow droppings, as Ben Davidson appears at the next EU conference:

The blurb for that Thunderbolts cult video by Ben Davidson only mentions Ben Davidson. It is basically lying.
The economist Ben Davidson, statistician Christopher Holloman and electrical engineer Kongpop U-gen, have an unpublished except in a crank newsletter statistical correlation between the solar magnetic field and M8+ earthquakes with a really deluded mechanism. Ben Davidson and Kongpop U-gen are deluded neo-Velikovskians and speakers at the crank EU conferences.