Originally posted by Ghost375
wow, its funny how some people try to debunk this, with such terrible methods.
What's funny about that? If you're presented with terrible evidence, then it doesn't take much to debunk. The youtube poster has been shown to
have a poor grasp on the physics of astronomical bodies, as was shown in the fear mongering and hysteria surrounding comet Elenin. Some people will
find it funny that people will actually blindly believe this poster based on such futile evidence.
Originally posted by Ghost375
The better method of debunking it would be to see what direction it's heading from, and actually go outside and look there, because there is
definitely a pattern there, trying to deny the pattern exists is kind of dumb....
Why would a debunker have to look and prove that something isn't there when no one has shown that an object is there in the first place? Have you
gone outside and looked? If you haven't, you seem to be making a lot of assumptions about this object and it's effects on our planet. How do you
know when we are between the sun and this object, and do you know what this object even is? The burden of evidence should be on the person making
extraordinary claims.
You could say there is a pattern, but it is a weak one. You could find many patterns if you accept three successive cycles as good evidence. But
other than that, there has been no further evidence presented to show that there is any "massive celestial object" influencing earthquakes. Feel
free to blindly believe that this is undeniable fact, but I prefer to have a little more knowledge and understanding before accepting such claims.
I'm not saying that it is not possible, but the evidence presented is woeful at best.
Given recent fear mongering (Elenin, YU55, Harold Camping etc), I think it is necessary to be at least a little sceptical regarding such claims.
Blindly accepting such hysteria can be bad for your health and well being.