Ot ... These Maya Guys Are Starting To Get Annoying

The last link is very interesting. One could plot a histogram of date/number of events to see if they are actually growing...

Interesting idea regarding the histogram, but perhaps it already exists.

...still

Fortunately mild

http://cnt.rm.ingv.it/

http://geofon.gfz-potsdam.de/eqinfo/list.php

🙁

I didn't know there had been another tremor yesterday, damn, 4.5 ... from what I understood, also in Emilia.

When I read the article, I didn't want to believe it...

http://www.bitmat.it/articolo/0000095199/526/20/21_Dicembre_2012_tra_villaggi_bunker_e_app_salvavita.html

"The day is drawing closer when, according to the Mayan prophecy, we will have to say goodbye to our life on Earth. Or, at least, the life we know. Between technological progress and bunker villages, there are also those who retreat to the mountains"

Dico, don't tell me that nobody has made plans that go beyond 21/12/2012 ... like simply booking a ski week...

If I were to determine a random day for the end of the world, I could go research any disaster that happened in some remote corner of the world and hold it accountable.

Few know that every minute there are earthquakes and other catastrophes present on our planet, more or less intense. The truth is that if it happens in Fiji, Libero, tgcom, or other ""highly authoritative"" Western sources don't care. Probably if it happened at Belen's house, tomorrow all the newspapers would be talking about it.

The true enemy of man is ourselves. Look at what happened in America or in China.

It is a business that yields a lot to create terrorism and fear in people. On the other hand, in a 1-hour broadcast on Mediaset, it is easier to take advantage of the cultural handicap of the masses and sow doubts and uncertainties rather than creating knowledge.

Think about me. I studied physics for 5 years only to be told "eh, but on television they show documentaries about 2012, so it could be true".

In short, we scientists are donkeys, and Giacobbo or that other nonsense on Mediaset is pure gold.

It's a bit like someone who goes to "see" Allevi ...

Tastes are tastes. But many, for example, ignore that Mr. Allevi plays on an instrument, the Bösendorfer 290 by Griffa (on which I also had the honor of playing), where even when playing on sandpaper, everything seems roses and carnations.

What do the Mayans have in common with Allevi? Simple, they are both children of the modern obscurantism that we are living through in our society in these years.

There is YouTube with a library of formidable and hard-to-find videos, yet we use it to watch the prank of the ghost girl.

We have entire comedies from our great theater of Eduardo De Filippo, and we watch Tokio Hotel videos.

What do you sincerely think about this?

foster12 wrote:

There is YouTube with a library of formidable and unfindable footage, yet we use it to watch the ghost girl prank.

We have entire comedies from our great theater of Eduardo De Filippo, and yet we watch Tokio Hotel videos.

What do you honestly think?

Generalizing is never good; in fact, in this forum, truly interesting videos are linked and some users have even shared them firsthand. This obviously isn't the whole world, but a piece of the world, and I don't want to have the presumption of being an exclusive... there will be other places and other people who will look at the substance... at least I hope so...

The Maya "threat" will have passed but the music doesn't change ...still in the Modena area ....

Done

An app helps track earthquakes

Smartphone accelerometer becomes a seismograph

http://www.ansa.it/web/notizie/rubriche/tecnologia/2013/07/10/app-aiuta-tracciare-terremoti_9002983.html

mmmhm

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10150965306873948&set=a.10150129053298948.299302.302334778947&type=1

http://www.quicomo.it/02/16/terremoto-a-como-2.html

.. Como too