Why is it that only things that you are aware of (or deem significant) can have an effect in the grand scheme of things?
Dutch,
Do you see what this poster has asked?
Address this.
What makes an attempted assassination, or bomb threat, or terrorist attack, more or less arbitrary, in a truly objective sense, than me losing my car keys, or my cat peeing on the carpet?
Hint: Nothing. It's all
subjective.
Every thing about your theory is sadly, flawed from the very beginning, because you are arbitrarily assigning a higher value to events you deem significant.
Consider this. Any time anything happens, ( a terrorist attack, or my cat peeing on the carpet) matter is simply being moved around and arranged. The molecules of the terrorist's body are moving, as well as the molecules in the airplane that he's hijacking say. Likewise, the molecules in the urine from my cat's body are being moved from my cat, to the carpet.
In each case, we see that molecules are simply being moved from one place to another place.
What makes one of these events, where matter is shifted from one place to another, at any given time, more
objectively important or more
objectively significant than another?
So, even were there some mechanism at play that we don't yet understand, that was affecting events on earth, why would the events have specific subjective significance to you, me, or the entire planet even? Why would the mechanism that is affecting, or causing certain events, be discriminating toward things that human beings deem to be
subjectively significant or "newsworthy" events?
You need to consider the fact that assigning subjective value to some events over others, makes your entire argument rest on a false premise.