
Ophiuchus
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Posted by UnusualVaginalDischargeEast as well, Marche mostly.Posted by PalerioHow faraway have the aftershocks been felt?
I'm not too far from the epicentre, I just donated a blood sack in case someone needs it.
As in only people in the southwest felt the aftershocks or people east of the epicenter too?click to expand

Posted by fugu2That's not a very good observation
I notice that more religious areas tend to also be places prone to natural disasters. my theory on that is, when your environment is fickle and prone to random destruction, there's little that science can do to stop it, and all you can do is pray.

Posted by Silvuhoh silly me, I forgot that dxp is supposed to be a peer-reviewed science journal. *eyeroll*Posted by fugu2That's not a very good observation
I notice that more religious areas tend to also be places prone to natural disasters. my theory on that is, when your environment is fickle and prone to random destruction, there's little that science can do to stop it, and all you can do is pray.
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Posted by fugu2Kindly direct me to the post where I specified it was. ?Posted by Silvuhoh silly me, I forgot that dxp is supposed to be a peer-reviewed science journal. *eyeroll*Posted by fugu2That's not a very good observation
I notice that more religious areas tend to also be places prone to natural disasters. my theory on that is, when your environment is fickle and prone to random destruction, there's little that science can do to stop it, and all you can do is pray.
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Posted by SilvuhBe condescending to someone else.Posted by fugu2Kindly direct me to the post where I specified it was. ?Posted by Silvuhoh silly me, I forgot that dxp is supposed to be a peer-reviewed science journal. *eyeroll*Posted by fugu2That's not a very good observation
I notice that more religious areas tend to also be places prone to natural disasters. my theory on that is, when your environment is fickle and prone to random destruction, there's little that science can do to stop it, and all you can do is pray.
Don't get emotional.click to expand
Posted by UnusualVaginalDischargePosted by PalerioNot so much in Abbruzzo, right?Posted by UnusualVaginalDischargeEast as well, Marche mostly.Posted by PalerioHow faraway have the aftershocks been felt?
I'm not too far from the epicentre, I just donated a blood sack in case someone needs it.
As in only people in the southwest felt the aftershocks or people east of the epicenter too?
I haven't found a good map illustrating where was hitclick to expand
Posted by GreggPopABitchSick line, I approve this post.
"Dead in the middle of Little Italy little did we know That we riddled two middlemen who didn't do diddly"

Posted by Redoctober2000so is it pointless to ask god to protect us and our loves ones from natural disasters?
What on earth has this got to do with God?
It's a natural disaster!! God has nothing to do with it!!

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The religious demographic is 91.6% Christianity, so I don't think God was angry.
This occurred with the Sun in Virgo, Mars in Sagittarius and Moon in Taurus. I don't see any vengeful Scorpio or Cancer placements during this event, so I'm not sure if it's the universe either.
Is it scientific? Like global warming or something?
Just why.