Re: You have the data.
I have not made a career out of the climate change phenomenon, it has only been casual observations over the years that has given me the idea that the climate change and the increase in earthquakes is related.
Because of the casual nature of my observations and the response that you gave in your previous response, I figure that you are far better suited to calculate the variables of the earthquake frequency.
If such calculation does support my theory, then I will regret telling anyone about it, after all, the result could be worse than I could ever imagine. In such a case, not knowing might be better than knowing.
By the way; the most recent numbers are 1214 over 4 and 64 over 6. It used to be about 300 over 4 and less than 20 over 6.