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In Latin America it was a spanish dub of Moonlight Densetsu like with most anime openings at the time. I didn't even like Sailor Moon that much but I get super nostalgic whenever I hear it. Same with the openings for DBZ and Saint Seiya.

Then the chart should be in Minutes:Seconds. Seeing 6.5 but thinking 6:30 is weird.

How did you obtain the data?

.. no, in fact, I have not lived through "probably hundreds" as the biggest I've lived through was a 1,5 one. And that was the only one above 1 where I live. In 28 years.

>So for every 8 magnitude earthquake (like the one in Turkey), there was probably about 10 7’s, 100 6’s, 1,000 5’s, 10,000 4’s, 100,000 3’s, 1,000,000 2’s, and 10,000,000 1’s.

>So no, I don’t think there was 2 7-8s, ~10 6’s, ~20 5’s, ~100 4’s, and no 0-4 magnitude earthquakes… They just didn’t bother showing the super weak and super frequent ones.

You're just literally pulling numbers out of your ass lol.

And stretched over 400km. Scientists have confirmed this is the worst kind of earthquake to experience.

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really needing to make sure people stop finding cities and history and what not in thier basements, how can the current paradigm be upheld if randos are finding cities?

I quite like the by-species coloration!

I'm not familiar with your area or Calflora, but you might also consider utilizing iNaturalist data!

You should probably ask a better sub for unionizing advice lol

I know I’m late here but I live in Buffalo, NY and the few hours after the earthquakes hit Turkey we experienced one, I believe it came as like a 3.8-4 and I’ve never been through that so at 6am it was quite a crazy fucking feeling. Extremely lucky it wasn’t any worse and no one died. Feel terrible for the people in Turkey and wouldn’t wish what I felt on anyone and the one we had wasn’t even “bad” per se. I couldn’t comprehend anything on the far end of their scale. 7.8? Jesus

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Yup. I agree with everything you've said. The quality of discourse has rapidly declined in the social media age as well.

I'm not that old, but still old enough to remember a time period where the technical barriers to even accessing the internet kept a lot of the worse offenders off/out.

It's a sorry state of affairs now.

I have come to realise that effectively searching for information is actually a rare skill people have.

First off a lot of people don’t even bother taking it upon themselves to begin to search, they just copy/paste whatever other people are saying. And even when they do try and search for something, they barely know what to search for to find what they want. If it’s literally not the first ranked google result they just give up.

With social media there is absolutely no incentive to fact-check anything and you actually get rewarded for not doing so. Getting in early and spewing out an incorrect opinion often get you more engagement than taking your time and posting the often-boring truth.

My bad. I thought you meant original vocals.

I think the big problem is that humans have a general tendency towards intellectual lazyness.

The way we educate is increasingly promoting/enabling this sort of lazyness even though the hurdle of accessing the knowledge shrinks every year.

There is just literally zero excuse for not googling "Richter scale" at some point.

The whole Mediterranean region is seimically active

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But are you going to show it to scale with one peak over 10000 times more than the others?

You have to show it logorithmically though

The UK version and the US version are both using Moonlight Densetsu. In English, of course.

Yea I’m with you there. I can understand if someone doesn’t realise that it’s a logarithmic scale, but people who do and then still get it wrong, blah.

Coming from a country which very routinely gets earthquakes, these numbers are very familiar to me, we learnt about them in school and often have “earthquake drills” similar to fire drills to practise what you are meant to do when one occurs.

Huh? That’s just… not how earthquakes work. I guarantee you you’ve lived through probably hundreds, if not thousands of magnitude 1 earthquakes. They are extremely weak, but extremely common.

Every 1 number higher on the Richter scale, that means earthquakes are 10 times as powerful, but 10 times less likely. So for every 8 magnitude earthquake (like the one in Turkey), there was probably about 10 7’s, 100 6’s, 1,000 5’s, 10,000 4’s, 100,000 3’s, 1,000,000 2’s, and 10,000,000 1’s.

So no, I don’t think there was 2 7-8s, ~10 6’s, ~20 5’s, ~100 4’s, and no 0-4 magnitude earthquakes… They just didn’t bother showing the super weak and super frequent ones.

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Most men don't want to date a woman who believes that every man is part of a conspiracy to ruin her life.