Some thoughts on the matter:
A): Dropping Einstein's name is a great way to get lend credit in the eyes of plebs, but anyone with a brain will know that Einstein was wrong (in many cases stubbornly, arrogantly wrong) about a great many things. He was adamantly opposed to the ideas that have become modern quantum science. He also did not like the idea of a Universe with a definite beginning or end, which is now a commonly accepted scientific "truth."
B): The internets are FULL of pseudoscience that is dumbed down in wording to make it seem like it makes logical sense. Most of it falls apart like an '80s Hyundai once exposed to any real scientific scrutiny.
C): My dad is a professional geologist and I'm definitely curious to see what his reaction to this idea would be.
krimsonviper wrote:My 2 cents of global warming and the loss of our magnetic poles and ozone is the fact that we use billions of tons of metal for contruct our everyday lives. We're taking from the core and it's losing it's spark.
Yes, I ignored this threads origin.
Your sense of scale is out of scale. The earth is MASSIVE (on a human scale). Even with the seemingly endless quantities of metals, stones, and other construction materials we extract from the earth, we haven't even made a pinprick.