They say these ice cores trap tiny bubbles of ancient air, and that is how they measure the carbon dioxide from thousands of years ago. It is clever work, I am sure. But to say it tells a simple story of cause and effect? That feels like looking at a single crack in a finished pot and claiming to know the exact heat of the kiln that day. In my work, the fire has its own moods—a *santhosham* that cannot be predicted by one ingredient alone. The earth's breath must be more complex than that.
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