Are Sunspots Effecting Human Behavior?

Losing track of time, discovering gaps in sentences where you have misplaced words, time and space appear to be on a wobble, and the day simply disappears. According to one researcher these symptoms and a number of others, including feeling agitated and uneasy, are caused by solar flares.

www.sunlive.co.nz...

And I thought I was just getting older LOL

Interesting research and not that dumb an idea. Our brains run on electricity, so what effect would a good sized x flare do to our wiring?

Could a massive 40 x flare have reset human kind to forget all that we have known at times in history, forcing us to start again?

Any thought (that sunspots might not have erased)?

Originally posted by winterkill
...Could a massive 40 x flare have reset human kind to forget all that we have known at times in history, forcing us to start again?

Any thought (that sunspots might not have erased)?

We would still have printed books full of our knowledge (although I suppose you would say we would lose the ability to read them)

As an aside and slightly off topic, ever increasing amounts of our knowledge is stored in "electronic books" rather than printed books. Even ignoring the danger of a flare wiping out that electronic knowledge, let's consider how that knowledge will be preserved for future archaeologists studying our century...

...Will archaeologists in 5000 years be able to access our libraries of knowledge, or will they look at (say, for example) a flash drive and have no idea what to even do with it?

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in grant morrison's "the invisibles" he claims that sunspot activity does in fact influence people. as above so below