the frogs will jump right out immediately. and the only creatures that we ll see in that water over 40 or 50 years, it turns out, are us. now, tell me. we talked about these extreme events in texas, i see it s, like, over 110 degrees in places like phoenix and austin, even. and we see the flood. but people will say okay, those are weather events. and not directly related to climate. how do you show that they are? or do we know that they are? that s one of the fun things about the book. there were all these warnings, right? so, there are two things. a, probably the most famous american climate scientist is a guy named jim hensley and what he said is, willie, i interrupted you. what we are going to say there? no, go ahead. got it. what he said is, it s random, so climate is just the accumulation and weather is sort of random. and he used to have these big, like, fuzzy dice, the kind you put on your rearview. and he said that the