Freezing makes the food - making
process much more convenient — you can whip up
big batches of baby food at a time and freeze leftovers for later, instead
of having to make small
batches of food every few days.
The two most prominent topics exemplifying this in the last
batch of comments are, IMO, 1) the point that the oceans are not simply one
big homogenous pot
of water, but extremely dynamic environments constantly interacting with the atmosphere, and 2) the point that proper interpretation
of statistics, including graphs, demands more than «well, it looks to me...» That second point is really, really, important, and you were previously walked through it a great length (a
process Barton, bless his heart, appears ready to recapitulate — and good luck, I say.
Buyers and practitioners in the data market have faced a gut - wrenching choice: work with
big data and tolerate the latency
of batch - mode
processing, or work interactively with relatively small data sets.