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NOPE, its called showing CONTRAST with other stations that have different readings.
and since there's evidence that shows USGS has manipulated data and/or failed to correct errors in its data, anyone with a brain who's investigated this GOVERNMENT controlled source, knows that other data must be considered IN CONTEXT.
Originally posted by stereologist
reply to post by truthseekr1111
since if it was obvious baloney, the overwhelmingly majority let alone more than just you and 1 or two posters here, would support what you're asserting not to mention would have already presented an intelligent counter-argument showing exactly how and where whats been validated, is false.
The ley lines is simply a hoax with no merit. It relies in a meaningless attempt to overlay some of the active tectonic boundaries discovered by science.
Originally posted by stereologist
reply to post by truthseekr1111
Even if what I've already explained (to which you've given no logical response refuting) wasn't valid, the fact that the 188 day pattern consistently correlates to dates where rare and unusual 7, 8 and 9 mag quakes occur as far back as 200 years, alone refutes your claim and supports what the video claims.
That has not been done. Your making this up now. Where was the recent quake? Why are some of the dates already given not on 188 day intervals? I and others have already pointed this out in previous posts.
Originally posted by stereologist
reply to post by truthseekr1111
the fact you have no logical response at all, doesn't prove what I've said is irrelevant.
The entire thread is about cherry picking. It is about faking data in some cases of the 188 day interval. It is about irrelevant discussions of magnetism.
Originally posted by stereologist
reply to post by truthseekr1111
the fact that you seem to be the only one with that OPINION and argument, suggests otherwise.
This is a logical fallacy. Two mistakes. One is that it is opinion. Two that numbers are meaningful. It's the data that is important and that data strongly suggests otherwise.
Originally posted by stereologist
reply to post by truthseekr1111
yeah, and the fact everyone knows australia and the where the quake hit is such an ACTIVE fault zone!
Strawman argument. I never made any statements about that. What I did point out was that the quake was not a M6 or greater.
the fact there are readings and evidence the australia quake was 6 mag or greater, proves your claim BS
Originally posted by stereologist
reply to post by truthseekr1111
the fact that EVERY major quake on the 188 cycle has hit on these "imaginary" ley lines is such an OBVIOUS coincidence! Nothing interesting to see here folks!
Choosing so-called lines that overlap much of the quake zones of the world simply shows a reliance on science.
Originally posted by stereologist
Skipping over most of the quakes that do not fit the cycle is cherry picking. Claiming 188 day cycle when quakes do not hit on those days is fibbing.
You've presented no proof that anything you've claimed is in fact true.
So claiming something is false, is different than proving it.
claiming the data suggests otherwise and therefore means what you claim is true, IS ALSO A LOGICAL FALLACY
No, its about evidence thats PROVEN a pattern
Nowhere have you proven any data has been "faked" STOP LYING.
What discussion about magnetism are you referring?
what recent quake?
which dates are you talking about?
pointed what out?
Originally posted by stereologist
reply to post by truthseekr1111
So we are left with a failure of this hoax of ley lines:
1. not lines
2. cherry picking
3. missed dates
4. irrelevant issues tossed in
etc.
Originally posted by stereologist
A quake of M6 or better happens almost every other day on average.
Originally posted by stereologist
That's like the flip of a coin in picking a day on which a M6 or better hits.
please provide evidence to support that CLAIM.
when the stats and context are presented in a detailed manner, what you claim does not apply in determining
whether or not the 188 day cycle is valid or not.
So far you're making a generalization that shows no specific examples or context, and is therefore meaningless.