[shotdog]

There’s a PhD seismologist on the west coast who made the mistake of predicting an earthquake back in the 90s based on full moon-induced high tides. He was an employee of one of the municipalities and he was fired for his flagrant unorthodoxy. As it turns out, he was and is usually correct. I’m parroting what he has been saying for several years. Let’s see what happens. sd
(Bear in mind that the quake can happen anywhere in the world and it has to be a property damager.)

[Strategerist]

There’s a PhD seismologist on the west coast who made the mistake of predicting an earthquake back in the 90s based on full moon-induced high tides. He was an employee of one of the municipalities and he was fired for his flagrant unorthodoxy. As it turns out, he was and is usually correct.

He wasn't, and isn't.

Berkland makes the same vague predictions more or less guaranteed to come true every month.

Thankfully, I've noticed there seems to be far less interest in him in the last year or so.