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Originally posted by RSF77
I would have to partially disagree based on evidence that we all feel first hand, reality.
Believing that solar forces alter our mood and cause violent action could be partly true for all I know, scientists* and laymen alike seem to think that the full moon affects us in this way. In the end we are all in control of ourselves and the responsibility for our actions lies solely on our shoulders regardless of any outside influence.
So you (and the individuals who you source) could be on to something, but I don't think its an excuse for us all to descend into chaos and anarchy quite yet.
* I don't have any sources, but I'm 99% certain studies have been done on this.
Originally posted by Hundroid
. If our star magnetic burps can seriously influence devices such as satellites and even electrical grids, why for God sake should our brain not be affected?
Originally posted by RSF77
reply to post by RUSSO
Yea I guess I'm just afraid of watching the news one day seeing "Man kills family because the sun told him to do it" or something of the like.
Originally posted by RUSSO
Scientists' research warns humanity may be facing 'vortex of death'
www.helium.com
(visit the link for the full news article)
Professor Raymond Wheeler, from the University of Kansas, at first almost stumbled into the frightening data. The connection was initially discovered by noted Russian scientist Alexander Chizhevsky during 1915: solar storms trigger conflict, wars and death. A vortex of death.
Chizhevsky found after intense research that the rise and fall of solar activity—interacting with the earth's magnetic field—causes mass changes in human's perspective's, moods, emotions and behavioral patterns
Originally posted by CasiusIgnoranze
Originally posted by RUSSO
Scientists' research warns humanity may be facing 'vortex of death'
www.helium.com
(visit the link for the full news article)
Professor Raymond Wheeler, from the University of Kansas, at first almost stumbled into the frightening data. The connection was initially discovered by noted Russian scientist Alexander Chizhevsky during 1915: solar storms trigger conflict, wars and death. A vortex of death.
Chizhevsky found after intense research that the rise and fall of solar activity—interacting with the earth's magnetic field—causes mass changes in human's perspective's, moods, emotions and behavioral patterns
Er...the governments don't speak for the people. I mean, if they did we wouldn't have wars and other corruptions!