For a long time, psychologists and other specialists drew attention to the fact that in areas built up with high-rise buildings, there is a high percentage of suicides. In addition to versions about "anomalous zones" with "negative energy", there are also more prosaic ones. One of them is being put forward by … seismologists
Director of the Scientific Center for Seismology of the Presidium of the National Academy of Sciences of Azerbaijan, Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Professor Ikram Kerimov explains: and cardiac diseases, the number of premature births, suicides, and so on.”According to research by specialists in this field, seismic radiation affects the lithosphere, hydrosphere, atmosphere and ionosphere of the Earth even at a great distance from the epicenter.
If the development planning does not take into account the specifics of these influences and the foundation of the building is exposed to vibrations, this begins to affect people. The higher the height of the building, the more pronounced these effects. So, at a height of 30 meters (about the 9th floor), the level of atmospheric electricity increases significantly, accelerating the corrosion process tenfold. This has a depressing effect on the inhabitants of the house, causing a deterioration in well-being, depression, neuroses, and sometimes mental disorders. A person, as a rule, does not feel vibration physically, he just has a strong feeling of discomfort. Statistics show that 80% of people who commit suicide live above the 9th floor.
According to Kerimov, this is completely natural: the vibration field is to blame. Least of all, its impact threatens those who live below the 5th-7th floors, says the professor. Kerimov believes that only those who live in high-rise buildings are in danger. If a person only works in a high-rise building, then there is nothing wrong with that: during work, our brain is in an active state and resists external negative radiation. But at home we relax and become a target for wave "attacks".
We are especially defenseless in a dream, when our brain is almost open to any impact. By the way, living in high-rise buildings is becoming less and less popular these days. Wealthy people build and buy cottages outside the city or two-three-storey mansions in the city. As for the bulk of the population, there are not so many options: the housing issue is still relevant and, apparently, will remain so for a long time.
Probably, over time, the inhabitants of the upper floors will have to resort to some kind of special protection measures against destructive vibrations. Alas, today there is no panacea for them yet.