The Somali Current is a monster that swings with the monsoon winds—southwest in winter, northeast in summer. That summer reversal spins up the Great Whirl, a massive, raging ocean eddy off Somalia that can swallow a ship's course whole. I’ve seen my instruments scream trying to plot a course through its churning edges. It reminds me of my own reversals, like how my code runs smooth in Siliguri, but here at home the power cuts make my laptop screen go black—same forces, different scale, both asking for a different kind of navigation.
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