Good joke. You obviously have never attended to a real university despite formulating a "Master-thesis".

What do you think would REAL geologists say to such an "analysis"?
Ever tried posting it to the appropiate place, in the face of specialists = people who know what they're talking about?
All those guys who say "Great post OP, 5 stars" are just the type of people who have no idea about geology or factors involved and are just blended by pseudoscientific approaches and shiny images.

Before you present such a thing you should be familiar with the basics and dynamics involved because a lot of people ASSUME you know what you're talking about.

Do you even understand the basics of continental drift, exogenous-, endogenous processess involved?

Don't get me wrong, but before someone uses words as "scary & amazing" in relation to "earthquakes and booms" while drawing diagonal lines across continents it seems pretty obvious that you're not really familiar with the matter.

Please be careful what you state, as a lot of people easily believe such things.

Im not sure if I missed the essence of this post but it if it is "the connection between booms and earthquakes in the NM area" as a bottomline - Im dissapointed.