Dutchsinse on YouTube. He uses scientific data publicly available combined with antipode and other theories to predict earthquakes. His method isn't 100% obviously. But the official USGS stance is there is no reliable way to predict earthquakes. But his channel has shows the contrary over the years. He as been targeted for sharing his ideas but he still continues. He also shares how to make the earthquake app he uses at home using the publicly available data. I will give time stamps of the predictions in the comments so you don't have to watch the whole video if you don't want to. *edited for spelling
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It’s Dutchsinse. It autocorrected and I didn’t realize
Love that guy.
Good heart, cares about *people*.
The usgs is a whiny little bitch, but at least he’s not still being swatted for innovative science.
It’s so crazy how much hassle he gets for just recognizing that there may be flows moving in predictable ways under the surface. Like, it makes so much sense, and he consistently predicts stuff within a roughly 2 week timeframe.
And its not the “Make 1,000 predictions so one of them comes true” type of predictions either, he consistently pinpoints regions that will get large Earthquakes, and then they do.
And he’s not even promoting any weird voodoo or magic or mumbojumbo like that. it’s just a theory that clearly deserves more study and seems reasonable and sensible on the face of it.
Antipode of Columbia’s 7.4