Can I ask a question, will Japan survive into the 22nd and 23rd century? M.

This is a very serious question. I’m not going to pull punches, because I’m looking much into the future to answer it. The answer is very much determined by humanity’s decisions yet to be made on how to respond to the Climate Crisis/Global Warming. Currently, the frog is in the pot and the temperature of the pot is going up – with the frog not jumping out. Humanity is the frog, and temperature in the pot is temperature in the Earth.

In this century, because decisions have already been made that affect this century, there will be some rising of the ocean’s water levels – I’m seeing from 2-3 feet by the end of this century. And I’ll add something that is mentioned in scientific journals. (Melting Glaciers… , Climate Change has Shifted…)

As the water at the north and south poles melts, and with the centrifugal force of the Earth spinning, the disbursement of this water won’t be equally dispersed over the planet. It will move towards the geographical positions furthest away from the poles. The Earth’s central axis weight balance is being affected by this, (think in terms of electric motors and vehicle engines which spin on central axis within the motor/engine and what happens with they go out of balance.) This changing of the balance is already having an affect on the positioning of the geographical North and South Poles. The effect will increase as the melting of both poles increases.

For Japan in the 22nd and 23rd centuries, the people living then will see the oceans’ levels rise more, and the central axis of the Earth change more. The entire coast lines of the Earth will be affected. So, yes, Japan will be affected and it will show itself by the increase in the height of the water level around the coastlines. I am seeing Japan still existing in the 22nd and 23rd century, but as time continues, further and worse changes are very possible. The best case scenario on the range of timelines is Japan building levees around the islands and pumping water out like the Netherlands. The worse case scenario on the range of timelines is that Japan will, in future centuries, look like the Hawaiian Islands.

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Jodie, what are you now seeing about the 2024 election results? S.

I’m seeing very little change from what I’ve been seeing through the years. However,…

While I’m seeing the outcome not changing much, I’m seeing “something” happening in October that will be noticeable and impactful. I see this October’s “something” being either a serious health issue for Donald Trump or a different serious issue for him. In November, I still see 3 main candidates gathering their votes – Joe Biden, Donald Trump and Robert Kennedy, Jr. There are things yet to happen that have never happened before, but that’s nothing new for 2024. In the 5 weeks before the election – this is the time to watch.

There might be a 4th candidate, who is “Waiting in the Wings”. This 4th person won’t make a significant dent on the voting. (This 4th one is NOT the Libertarian or Green Party candidate.)

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