On Nov 6, 2014 There Will Be A Full Moon

(LosAngeles.CityRegions.Com, November 07, 2014 ) Shadow Hills, CA -- For hundreds of years, people have believed that full moons make some individuals go crazy. Full moons have actually been connected with an increase in suicides as well as epileptic seizures, however, there's little to no clinical proof backing these concepts.

At full moon, we are seeing all of the moon's day side and that's what makes a full moon look full. It looks full because it's opposite Earth from the sun, showing us its fully lighted hemisphere or day side. On Nov 6th, 2014 there was a full moon.
In the Gecobi-Man Log, a diary of a personified cell phone charger, Gecobi-Man is very surprised by this idea of a full moon making people act strange.

Gecobi-Man's Log: Day 47
"Dear Diary,
After yesterday, I was almost afraid to talk to the computer today, but I couldn't help it! The kids are acting so strange now that October is over! So I had to ask the computer why, and she told me something that I still don't quite understand. I was utterly astonished not just at what the rumors were about – I suspected they would have to do with crazy behavior – but what I didn't expect was that there were practically fifty official research projects investigating the possibility that a full moon causes life to go crazy. There's even 20 published articles on the subject, which makes me think the writers were a little affected by it as well. Hmm, maybe it pays well? I dunno.

In any case, it's an excellent excuse. And since I was obsessed with that particular question, and therefore not distracted by everything the computer was offering me, I got the full effect of her endless knowledge. I think I might have a crush.
I will keep her charged if it is the last thing I do."

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