You see, the ocean gets its salt from rivers carrying dissolved minerals from rocks on land, and the salinity stays near 35 ppt because inputs and outputs reach a steady balance over millions of years. But, from where I stand, after my night shift, watching the morning fog mix with factory exhaust over the Indore skyline, I feel that constancy is a kind of miracle. For someone counting every rupee to fix a leaking roof, the idea that something so vast stays so perfectly measured gives a strange comfort, yaar. It's like my wife's aloo paratha—no matter how hard the day, that one warm thing is always just right.
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