That maybe the case. But for the simple folk like me the data is well presented so I can take it in and no hurt myself. To each his own friend! 😉

I don’t understand how relaying data can be considered pseudoscience? It not like he says, there gonna be a earthquake here. He evaluates data that has been reviewed by usgs. If it is unsubstantiated he notes it has not been reviewed by a seismologist.

There has been some activity near mt Rainer the past few days. I try to keep a close eye on that stuff. I’m originally from so cal and have been thru Whittier, northridge, landers quakes. My family is still there so any insight I could give them gives me a little piece of mind. I told my mom to by a prepaid satellite phone just in case something really bad happens

He doesn’t necessarily say where it will happen, I’m not super versed in tectonic activity but from what I have gathered from him is once a big quake happens that energy ripples down the fault in both directions and it has to “realign “ if there’s any stuck parts of the plate as the energy is traveling you get another quake. He truly is fascinating and it is great to watch, but I’m into history, documentaries, how it’s made type stuff…so it’s right on my alley.

Earth master on YT has a live feed of worldwide earthquake activity. He is excellent on explaining the movements and stresses that move along the fault lines after a earthquake