Do you think the earth's polarities have a direct correlation to mood?

It depends on people's sensitivities to such energy. Some people are affected by the polarities but most are fairly insensitive and are not.

No. For one thing, they do not change quickly or dramatically enough to account for the huge variation in an individual's mood from moment to moment. In the span of a single human lifetime the poles are essentially static, and yet you have hundreds of good and bad days, even good and bad minutes, hours, weeks, months and years. There's also no plausible biophysical mechanism that I am aware of that would account for such an effect.

Look, I may not read newspapers, and I may not know whether Africa is a continent or a country, but I do know about polarities, and I'm planning to get some cream from the doctor real soon.

The Earth's polarity has not changed in many thousands of years. But my mood has. Therefore, no. No relation.

No. There is no known mechanism for the earth's magnetic field to control the strength of human emotion, and in fact most devices we're around in day-to-day life expose us to magnetic fields stronger than that of the earth's, which is actually quite weak.

I don't think so. I think the only thing that it might have an effect on is our equilibrium. As humans, we have emotions. Our emotions don't come from an outside source, they are a part of us and come from within.

The two are unrelated.

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