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Arrogance and ignorance.
Pettiness and futility.
Irrelevant? No. Nothing we say hear really matters. We have no authority. This is a wall and our words just graffiti.
I've got bigger issues and I don't want to be part of this discussion anymore.
Looking along the peak ridgeline of the Pinnacle National Monument. These jagged spires are the result of an ancient volcano, erosion and tectonic uplift along the San Andreas Fault. The faint tug of the sun and moon on the San Andreas Fault stimulates tremors deep underground, suggesting that the rock 15 miles below is lubricated with highly pressurized water that allows the rock to slip with little effort.
Originally posted by frugal
Hi! My part spanish cousin with a Phd recently moved to Venezeula (sp?)
from San Diego. Maybe people should be thinking about moving to Mexico and South America. A volcano that has blown up four previous times in Earth's history is 600,000 years overdue for another session. The ash fall out beds from the past consist of 2/3 or the United States. If this happenes now, people will die, animals will die, farmland will be ruined and the rest of us will deal with dark skies for a long while. Food will be an issue for all. Get a greenhouse with strong lights. The air maybe unbreatheable in the ash fallout areas. I think I read cars will be ruined by the sulfuric ash erroding the engine. The air would be like glass ceramic particles. I have told my relatives in the midwest to prepare BOB, get army gas masks, store extra gas in gas cans, and store food and water.... no one ever listens.
I am the practical paraniod person according to them. Except I am not paranoid I just can read the signs. Waiting last minute would be too late, the highways would be like a hurricane is comming and cars dead in the road when they run out of gas. All hell would break loose.... Exactly how smart is it to live near a volcano? Remember Pompei? I can't believe people today live near that thing. That's just asking for trouble.