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Dante once said that the hottest places in Hell are reserved for those who, in a period of moral crisis, maintain their neutrality.
The conflict traces back to 2015, when a Saudi-led coalition intervened militarily to reverse Houthi gains and restore the internationally...
I thought a long time ago why not a compromise, a half hour ahead and leave it there? Sort of a bit of each, but not the extremes of either. I...
'Deadly 'fire thunderstorms' are forming across the US. And cities may be powerless to stop them. Mega-firestorms are erupting around the globe"...
Stupidest thing on earth, should have outlawed 100 years ago, with jail terms. And dentists, donโt even let me startโฆ
Miles Mathis really nails this one. [Link]
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...it's obviously man-made.
But with some of these others - particularly the recent very large one in Florida - we must be seeing either old underground cavities enlarging, or people building over "porous" geological structures without realizing they are doing so.
I think the latter is more likely. But maybe both are happening.
I know I visited a huge underground chamber once when I was a kid (about 50 years ago - Moaning Cavern in California) which comes quite close to the surface, but has remained structurally stable for hundreds of years. Maybe it is relatively unique.
In the case of "quicksand" soil can appear quite solid until it liquifies from some source of water infiltrating it. Then it becomes soft, and quite dangerous if the pocket is deep.
But in most of these cases, we are seeing air-filled chambers exposed underneath the broken surface, suggesting that they'd been there all along.