Powerful graphic showing 25 years of magnitude 4.5+ earthquakes

I’m on the wandering pole crustal displacement side of things, but the work The Ethical Skeptic and Nobulart put out is always so compelling. I do, in fact, prepare for both outcomes. Though I genuinely hope they are wrong, because surviving TWO displacements over a span of a couple hundred is going to be damn […]

HashingZap Just a guy who is fascinated by catastrophism and the scientific challenges those researchers have put up against mainstream gradualist dogma.

Dec 25, 2025 · 1 min read

I’m on the wandering pole crustal displacement side of things, but the work The Ethical Skeptic and Nobulart put out is always so compelling. I do, in fact, prepare for both outcomes.

Though I genuinely hope they are wrong, because surviving TWO displacements over a span of a couple hundred is going to be damn near impossible for any family line.

25 years of earthquakes of magnitude 4.5+ compared to the proposed ECDO reorientation.
[1] https://t.co/WfAZcUTTXX
[2] https://t.co/o6tvQjZl8K https://t.co/Ap73WDe1QZ pic.twitter.com/EDntPcKIx8
— Craig Stone (@nobulart) August 25, 2025

Much has been written of the mammoths of the Arctic, but not as much of the dinosaurs: "Somewhere west of Deadhorse, a small town on Prudhoe Bay in northern Alaska, palaeontologists have found the bones of at least three species of dinosaurs. These finds are at a latitude of 70°… https://t.co/Ss9SlnQx2X pic.twitter.com/88vQ5vkIHv
— Craig Stone (@nobulart) August 25, 2025

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Powerful graphic showing 25 years of magnitude 4.5+ earthquakes

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