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Still_WRD Started conversation Jun 27, 2005
An ocean morphs more in an hour than a lake does in a month, but it never changes. Not unless something truly drastic happens. However, there are depths to an ocean that are not seen in lakes. Things may stay hidden and secret forever, unless some stray current kicks them up. For better or worse, it's not always easy to tell.
Lakes change frequently and quickly. But they very rarely adapt or morph. The slightest thing can destroy what they once were and turn them into something else. For better or worse, it's not always easy to tell. But lakes are shallower, you can see everything in them and understand them and map them quickly.
So which is better? To be steadfast and steady with hidden treasures and horrors or to be constantly changing with little hidden? It's not always easy to tell.
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