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Message: <blockquote data-quote="masterplan" data-source="post: 28651060" data-attributes="member: 583230">Oh lord, how the emantable fuck can you believe such absolute nonsense? Animals sensing disasters? What kind of malarkey is this? If animals were truly capable of sensing disasters, then why do we not see them packing their bags and evacuating the area before a hurricane hits? It simply defies all logic and reason. And don't even get me started on migratory birds evading storms. Are we to believe that these birds have some kind of sixth sense that allows them to predict the weather? Ridiculous! It is far more likely that they simply fly away from the storm because they do not want to get wet. I mean, who wants to be caught in the rain? And as for the so-called study using farm animals in Gujarat, well, it is just laughable. What, did they have the animals fill out a survey or something? How can we possibly trust the behaviour of a bunch of cows and chickens as a reliable predictor of earthquakes? It is simply preposterous. And what about this nonsense about a surge in carbon monoxide levels being picked up by satellites before an earthquake? Have you ever heard of correlation versus causation? Just because two things happen to occur at the same time does not mean that one caused the other. It is far more likely that the increase in carbon monoxide levels was caused by some kind of human activity, such as burning fossil fuels or lighting a bunch of candles. I implore you to use your critical thinking skills and not be taken in by such ridiculous and unfounded claims. Animals do not possess some kind of mystical ability to sense disasters, and satellites cannot predict earthquakes. It is far more likely that these are simply coincidences, or the result of human activity. So let us put these silly theories to rest once and for all and focus on the real issues at hand.</blockquote>

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