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Where the tidal force elevates and depresses the seawater on a shore through a vertical distance of, say, 8 feet about once in every 12 hours, the waves of the ocean will perform the same work during moderate weather once in every 12 or 15 seconds.

seconds.It is true that the moon, in its attraction of the seawater, produces a vastly greater sum total of the effect than the wind does in raising the surface waves.

But reckoning only that part of the ocean energy which might conceivably be made available for service, it is safe to calculate that the waves offer between two and three thousand times as much opportunity for the capture of natural power and its application to useful work as the tides could ever present.

In no other form is the energy of the wind brought forward in so small a compass or in so concrete a form.

And I've been wanting to rewatch it ever since.

And it's also a good time to revisit Manchurian Candidate and Seconds.

Island of Dr. Monroe.

Yeah.

take girl.

So when I think of Frankenheimer, the four movies that I immediately think of are the four movies that I picked.

It's weird because Manchurian Candidate, The Train, and Seconds all came out within four or five years of each other in the 60s.

And then you jump 30 years into the future for Ronan.