ONE DAY. FOUR CONTINENTS. 3,000 LIVES LOST.

ONE DAY. FOUR CONTINENTS. 3,000 LIVES LOST. August 31st - Sudan landslide wiped village of Tarsin off the map killing 1,000+ with only one survivor, Houston floods turned streets into rivers from 4+ inches of rain in 24 hours, Argentina storm Santa Rosa drowned town of María Teresa under 12 inches of rain, Afghanistan 6.0 earthquake destroyed mountain villages killing 2,000+ and flattening 7,000 homes. This wasn’t coincidence - scientists are tracking exponential rise in simultaneous disasters. Earthquakes, volcanoes, tornadoes, billion-dollar storms, floods, wildfires all showing exponential growth patterns. Here’s the danger of exponential growth - it looks slow at first then shoots straight up with no time left to prepare. When four major disasters hit four different continents on the exact same day that’s not coincidence anymore, that’s a pattern.