Hi, everyone!

I read quite a few interesting opinions on this topic, a few I agreed with partially (as mid-grade factors) and others I did not agree with at all. The problem is that we are still looking at the problem from too narrow of a scope.

Everything is connected, from the earth to the sun, and nothing happens without some kind of repercussion. Even children understand this concept (or spend a lot of time grounded to think about it!) Fracking destabilizes the crust, increasing the number of tremors in a certain area. An earthquake happens here, a tsunami touches somewhere else. A nuclear facility leaks radiation into the environment, and the instances of cancer and genetic mutations multiply to a degree where we cannot help but draw the logical conclusion.

But what if it were something more? What if we took a step back and looked at the magnetics of the earth, being effected by the sun's declining solar cycles, and think on this for a bit?

If our magnetic core's "battery" is dependent on the sun's output (which has been on the decline for quite a while now) then is it safe to assume that all of these things we can observe- mass die-offs of animals and marine life that are magnetically guided, virulent weather patterns (including the first ever recorded class 6 hurricane that hit the Philippines,) strange noises heard in diverse places, and spiral lights appearing in the sky- are all as a result of this declining relationship?

(Look up Suspicious0bserver's research for more info on solar output analysis as it relates to earth's climate-the data is compelling.)

Sure, the Fukushima event was a man-made disaster, but the weirdness has been going on for a lot longer than that.

Also, isn't our brain basically a giant, super "computer" and therefore also affected by the slightest changes in electromagnetics? Could these changes be affecting humanity as a whole, accounting for the mental, social, and even civil unrest we have been seeing lately? I am not saying that there are not actual reasons for people to be upset, but just looking at the degree that we are responding- akin to a pod of whales "going crazy" and beaching themselves. This can't be a coincidence.


Thoughts, anyone?
~Searching