The man who says he's worked out how to PREDICT earthquakes...

Just checked with Geophysicist. He points out that a build up in stress might be unrecognisable through seismic.

However the chinese have recognised stress anomalies from a fracking technique both before and after large quakes. Basically stressed rock in compression is harder to frack. Hence it is recognisable and whats more it has been replicated. That is not to say the approach will give a date. But I can see how it can add another string to the bow of refining a form of prediction. It would certainly confirm a loading up of stress across a faultline.

http://www.scirp.org/journal/PaperDownload.aspx?paperID=36019

Worth a read Oss. New thinking.

http://all-geo.org/metageologist/2015/08/beyond-plate-tectonics/

This too.

http://www.wired.com/2015/04/volcanic-versus-anthropogenic-carbon-dioxide-addendum/

There are some good papers on assessing the stress gathered in impending earthquakes. It wont give you a day but it will eventually help predict a bit more accurately. You will have to translate for the man of Boholox.

Just wondering. @oss I know you are painfully aware of the need to act on impending consequences of climate change. That is very clear. What puzzles me is why you are not willing to act on the impending consequences of tectonic stresses at the West Valley Fault in Manila and district. Doesnt make sense. As I know you are fully aware of the impending consequences. If it were me I would have my wife and kids moved away pretty pronto.