Robert J. Geller et al. are on shaky ground when they state, in the title of their Perspective ([1][1]), that earthquakes cannot be predicted. In spite of their advice, we should not stop studying the physics of preparation for catastrophic rupture, in the field, the laboratory, and theoretically;
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