Posted this on a different thread, but possibly related:

I'm pretty sure I know what's causing the outbreak of madness. It's radiation leaking through our atmosphere and hole-ridden magnetosphere. It's killing animals in droves. Humans spend much more time indoors, so we are less affected. It's mainly microwaves, x-rays and cosmic rays doing the damage. The EPA's RadNet started picking up increased radiation in January, so it's not from Fukushima. Without our normal planetary protection, we are astronauts, subject to the same radiation dangers that they are.

One of the symptoms (and there are many) is brain damage. Some people it makes forgetful or they lack focus, inability to concentrate on tasks. Some people it causes to speak involuntarily in gibberish - those reporters and Judge Judy, for example. Some it makes depressed; that seems to affect women a lot. Some it makes more aggressive, and that's mainly men. Some it makes psychotic - the guy who ate his son in front of a crowd in Africa, people tearing off their clothes for no reason, etc. Dementia and schizophrenia may also result.

A few of the other symptoms: ear-ringing, pressure headaches, 'night sweats', damage to immune system, abdominal discomfort, swollen thyroid, skin rash, occasional dizziness, lethargy, sleeplessness at night, and eventually brain damage, as well as strokes and heart attacks.

Have you noticed a large increase in ambulance sirens in your area in the last six months or so? I certainly have. Instead of 'mass human die-offs' similar to the way the animals of the world are dying, we're succumbing one-by-one, because we spend more time indoors. Not GREAT shielding, being indoors, but way better than none.

I had the ear-ringing and pressure headaches myself. I didn't want the damage to continue so I put up some shielding and poof, the ear-ringing and headaches disappeared and have not returned. Now I'm just watching the world population slowly going mad from the brain damage, and listening to people being carted away every night by ambulance.