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+throughout all of human history man has used water, in one form or another, to power his machines (make woke maybe)
+- outline how hydro and steam work blah blah
+such a rudimentary and uninspired technique being used in everything from hydroelectric to coal and nuclear power serves only to reinforce his ultimate dependence upon and insignificance in comparison with the stellar machinery of the earth
+
+on the third planet from the sun, the crust upon which all known living beings exist is vanishingly thin.
+the earth's crust has an average thickness of <x> kms
+the earth itself has a radius of <y> kms
+giving a ratio of crust to mantle and core of x / y = <z> kms
+
+such a shell is equivalent to <metaphor>
+the comparison fails to adequately describe the inferno within that is seeping out at every moment
+
+<big sexual buildupto the earth cumming to choke sex>
+is it any wonder then, that after three thousand chaste years, spurned since the last time ancient peoples of earth's mediterranean had made an offering, mixing honey-sweet wine in gleaming golden bowls, stripped a pair of jiggling virginal thighs from the bone and burned  it upon an altar in his name, poseidon, the god who shakes the earth, was overcome by his passions.
+with two hands he gripped the earth above her boundless curves and throttled her, and in the moment of ecstacy that followed the entire pacific ocean shook.
+
+<got a bunch of that wrong so mabe just drp it>
+
+a buildup of such immensity was followed by a matching release.
+describe the earthquake, relatively huge, big tsunami
+for the first time in living memory, house prices in the eastern cities of australia went down.
+
+<400M tonne> of molten rock and the co2 and sulfur <saturated??> blasted a way from within the earth through the 200m of ocean between the tectonic protrusion and the surface, forming a new island nation within 48 hours. 
+
+poseidon, legendary keeper of grudges, was not yet done
+
+## the overn0ight wind
+comes in from the south every night
+from a huge plateau of cold air above the meeting point of the Indo-Australian and Pacific Plates