Earth’s inner core paused, then reversed its spin. This is fine

Seattle Times ^ | January 23, 2023 | Robert George Andrews

[JackFromTexas]

When you spin an egg, the impetus for the spin is applied ONLY to the shell.
In a cooked egg, the solid interior picks that energy up and quickly carries it throughout the egg.
In a raw egg, the energy is transferred slowly, the viscous interior tends NOT to transfer the change of energy/motion.

For the Earth, the last known ( or reasonably speculated ) application of energy that could effect the spin was a collision between the Earth and a mass that formed the Moon.
It would take that kind of energy applied to the surface and Mantel, then the core. The only cause of change I can see is that the core rotates at a different speed than the rest of the planet, which is possible in my mind, and some one is seeing that difference and calling it a “change of direction.” Much the way a person in a fast car sees the truck going in the same direction at a slower speed, and thinks the truck is going backwards.
If there is anything significant in this issue, it is some ‘scientists’ perception and not significant.

[frank ballenger]

Ha.
Makes one stop and think.

[ridesthemiles]

Geologists claim that the magnetic poles have reversed MANY times.

[ridesthemiles]

That is how you can tell if egg has been already cooked or not.

[Therapsid]

1.5 months ... six days of dark, followed by six more days of dark, takes a month and a half for the Earth to recover chaos earthquakes pretty big mess, best to be in the middle of one of the large continents