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Yeah, I agree that the idea would gain a lot more credence if they could demonstrate a time when the 'eggs' went all wacky, they announced it to a sufficiently large group of people, and THEN something significant happened. It is all a bit too easy when you look back to say, "Oh look at that anomoly that happened to correspond with an earthquake!"
Of course, then you could get into the idea that if you announce that the 'eggs' are going crazy to a sufficiently large group of people, then those same people could cause something significant to happen either directly or indirectly.
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