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propercoil | 2 years ago

https://twitter.com/hogrbe

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gruez|2 years ago

>Frank Hoogerbeets @hogrbe

>Feb 3

>Sooner or later there will be a ~M 7.5 #earthquake in this region (South-Central Turkey, Jordan, Syria, Lebanon). #deprem

The earthquake happened 3 days after. This seems prescient, until you realize the wording suggests an ambiguous timeline. The area is a known fault zone, one happening "sooner or later" isn't exactly some deep insight. If he knew about that specific earthquake, why didn't he give a more specific prediction of "within the next week"?

callalex|2 years ago

This guy has predicted about 30 of the last 2 earthquakes. That is less than useless.

0xDEF|2 years ago

Is there any proof that he is not just predicting a ton of different earh quakes and then deletes them when he is wrong?

tekla|2 years ago

Are you fucking kidding me?

kranke155|2 years ago

Why? He was relatively accurate. We have records of it. What is your skepticism based off outside of resistance to the new ?

throw_m239339|2 years ago

Is this documented scientifically that planet positions can affect earth seismic activity? Like the moon affects sea tides?

DoreenMichele|2 years ago

One of his tweets:

Yes, there is much resistance within the scientific community regarding the influence of the planets and the Moon. But there's no extended research that 'disproves' it. It's merely an assumption. In fact, a scientific paper in Nature suggests otherwise.

https://twitter.com/hogrbe/status/1622641784869322754

hk__2|2 years ago

No, not at all. This "researcher" is a fraud.