Present day catastrophic happenings in the light of my four basic interactions theory of evolution

A rough observation of present day catastrophic happenings in terms of my four-basic-interactions theory of evolution/change (global civilization is passing through one cycle which comprises four basic phases each according to one basic interaction, and which will only be a fractal of a similar bigger cycle which would then play havoc on the same lines on the world scale Self-Designed Universe):

Gravitational interactions - Earthquakes, volcanoes, tsunamis (physical upheavels) at various places.

Electromagnetic interactions - Triggered perhaps by electromagnetic flares from the sun interacting with the atmosphere of the earth as reported by Nasa besides other things; which in my simplified version cause loves, wars, hates, movements, finally even exodus-like great movements (attractive/repulsive/emotional upheavels), presently causing political unrest all over Africa, Middle East and may with passage of time spread to Europe and US.

Strong Interactions - In other words, nuclear interactions, causing nuclear catastrophes of one kind or the other as now in Japan, and may eventually spread to many countries especially to those who use nuclear power/digital/virtual technology to the maximum. I wonder if this phase will eventually lead to a nuclear war somewhere, besides failure/disruption of all kinds of digital/net communications (nuclear/communicative/mental/ideological upheavels).

Weak interactions - Really the interactions of correction, recession, retreat, old age which may eventually lead to subsidence of all the above, to hibernation, to dark periods.

The pattern will become more and more clear with time.

PS (April 5, 2011): The pattern is becoming visible more and more since then if one will read my later posts.

Also read: My challnge to biocentric view of the universe from the chapter Goodbye Biology of my book: http://self-designed-universe.blogspot.in/2012/09/goodbye-biology-challenge-to-biocentric.html