> By that I mean I'm wondering if all of our moving around normally may be like nano events that cumulatively ease pressure on fault lines? Probably not. It's

> By that I mean I'm wondering if all of our moving around normally may be like nano events that cumulatively ease pressure on fault lines? Probably not. It's a pretty widely held opinion that the earthquakes from fracking - generally 2-4 on the Richter scale - didn't do anything to ease pressure on fault lines. People moving around is much lower energy than that.