The Earthquake Connection // Documentary [12+] 

you can't see every hole in the Earth

@@SurvivorsStories and that's exactly my point! And the fact that the only time these holes in the earth are mentioned is when the topic is sinkholes! Or the great artisan basin or a rescue mission to save the school children trapped in a cave that flooded! With so much information for whatever is below the ground, you would like to think that geologists would talk more about it when they are discussing something, but to me! Their favourite go-to is the uplift theory! It's always uplifting! But wait just a minute! If uplift is constantly occurring, where it all this extra material coming from? You know, if we as humans were able to hypothetically collapse all the underground water cavities and then began to bulldoze land back into the ocean, I predict that sooner or later the sea level will rise to the height of all those mountains that have fossilized seashells high up in them! Meaning that the mountains didn't rise, the sea level dropped! As volcanoes brought up material to form land above water, they created empty cavities for where the water could go! Which also would mean that this planet was once a water world! We don't have volcanoes like there used to be which means that land is still constantly being eroded back into the ocean! And then you want to talk about climate change and sea level rise? In my view, I have seen more evidence of subsidence than uplifting! There are islands in the Philippines that are almost under water after being inhabited for as long as humans remember! There are parts of America that talk about how the land has sunk due to excessive water consumption from bore water! Then there's other areas along the American coast that are also sinking..... And if you have these great cavities underground and a larger chunk of earth break's off and fall's to the bottom of this cavity, would that cause an earthquake? And make it appear to have an epicenter in some place that makes it look like something actually happened right there, if a shift in a tectonic plate happened, shouldn't you first notice that something happened along a subduction zone and then travelled to the so called epicenter? I'm telling you, the geologists go-to when questioned about earthquakes is automatically "ohhhh yeah it's the shift in tectonic plates or the obnoxious fault lines!..... I don't know about you, but the thought that the land I'm standing on having the ability to just open up and sink is scary! I have never heard of a body being retrieved from a sinkhole! Never! All I'm saying is just have a good think about what I'm saying..... We say that earthquakes are a natural product of the earth! I like to think that if earthquakes, volcanoes and erosion are still happening, then everyone will be okay, we just need to start building better buildings that will survive an earthquake, high winds and heavy flooding. Because if one of those things mentioned earlier, then we have a planet that has just died! And if we are relying on tectonic plate theory and it ends up being not true, then we missed the boat! It's all over red rover! Maybe someone somewhere already knows? There's a lot of interest all of a sudden for colonising the moon and Mars! Lots of talk about humanity becoming a multi planet civilization just in case for redundancy..... Just have a think about it.... Could possibly make an interesting future video, what's the point of making videos where everyone is talking about the same thing? Doesn't anyone question anything anymore? Gotta keep those scientists on their toes!