He has to go to super hell
Naz
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In any cyclical or trending system (especially one influenced by multi-year cycles like El Niño and La Niña), you expect to see clumps. Years with similar atmospheric conditions will naturally cluster together.
An overall upward trajectory is defined by the movement of those clusters over time and the long-term statistical trend is anomalous because of shattering of previous ceilings.
The flaw in your logic is the implicit assumption that because historical data points share similar values, the new, record-breaking spikes are somehow less significant or anomalous.
We're living in unprecedented times, geologically. Fighting reality by questioning the measurements is a uphill battle, and disingenuous at best.
Where's that famous flow chart?
Do you fear God? No
Answer: stop-poll-ut-ting
Hint: Satire
Oh, thank you! :)
Dual layer Blu-Ray is 100GB, old PS1 games used to ship on many disks (looking at you FF7 and FF8).
stares at microprocessor architecture
"Me the best"
It's kinda insane how far you can get in life with generational wealth.
No skill, all luck, eh?
Given the popularity of Escape Rooms, you might ironically be onto something.
Adrenaline is a hell of a workout motivator
Ah. Well, that completely blows my hypothesis out of the water. If the waitress says he shambled in drunk, then we're back to the boring and most likely case.
But what if he really did teleport?
I know Occam's Razor and all, but imagine an an interdimensional entity just messing with random people, teleporting them around.
No reports come out of it because everyone's too scared to be made fun of or institutionalized. 🤔
You could go around doing crazy things with impunity using a portal gun
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Lmao checked the comments hoping for exactly this sentiment