Folly of Man: Godzilla, Oarfish & Earthquakes (11/26/24)

When dead fish from the deep sea appear in the new Godzilla: Minus One movie it indicates that Godzilla is nearby. Recently an oarfish washed up on shore in Southern California, then another, then another. Three in a decade, let alone a year, or a few weeks is not only rare, but a very bad omen. In Japan this fish is a messenger of Ryūjin, as they are called “ryugu no tsukai”, which translates to “the messenger from the sea dragon god's palace.” Just as Godzilla’s radiation or pressure changes form his swimming may cause the deep fish to die, since he is a personification of the folly of man and therefore acts as a Titan of disaster, the oarfish coming to the surface are theorized as being a real life version of this: their presence indicates tectonic shifts and a potential coming earthquake. A recent, and first, mega-quake warning in Japan from August has even slowed economic growth in a country probably prepared more than any other for such a disaster. Now emergency plans are being discussed for a mega-quake in the Pacific Northwest, alongside of the decades long warning of the same striking California. In the old world these omens were seen as messengers from the gods, while today we see them as messengers of science, the latter which has been deified itself so that anyone in disagreement or refusing to make an offering, is seen as the cause of natural phenomenon and thus attacked. The same can be said of Fortean mass die off events, increasingly being studied and blamed on humans. 

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