[Vermont Lt]

Every time I write about a physical pole shift I am ridiculed. Well, perhaps not ridiculed. More like ignored.

But, as these things move massive amounts of mass and weight, one has to wonder if there is a tipping point at some time.

And then a couple of meters would be more like a few hundred kilometers.

[HollyB]

I believe the Christmas quake in Indonesia created a change in the axis as well.

[jimtorr]

I won’t ridicule you for writing about a physical pole shift, even though I think that’s unlikely.

I see an abrupt magnetic pole shift, with an accompanying physical shake-up, as much more likely.

The magnetic pole has been in motion ever since reliable compasses were developed, and I think the motion has increased in recent decades. Possibly the shift is not all that abrupt?

[StormEye]

"Every time I write about a physical pole shift I am ridiculed. Well, perhaps not ridiculed. More like ignored.

But, as these things move massive amounts of mass and weight, one has to wonder if there is a tipping point at some time.

Why continually obsess and lose sleep over something that nobody on Earth has any control over or can do do anything about? Utterly ridiculous.