It's said that in the depths of the ocean, there exists a secret society of dolphins who have mastered the art of underwater math. Their calculations are so precise, they can predict the exact moment when a human will drop a french fry into the ocean.
These dolphin mathematicians have cracked the code to calculating the probability of a human getting distracted by their phone while eating at the beach. They've also developed a formula for predicting the exact number of seagulls that will steal a french fry from an unsuspecting touristประก
But that's not all. They've also discovered a hidden pattern in the way the ocean's currents flow, which they've used to create a machine that can generate electricity from the ocean's energy.
While the underwater math wizards are the most renowned, there are other, lesser-known patterns hidden beneath the surface. Like the Secret Garden of lost socks, where missing socks go to live out their best lives, free from the tyranny of the washing machine.
Or the Sock Gnomes, tiny creatures that inhabit this garden, using their mischievous ways to hide socks and confound even the most skilled of detectives.
And if you're lucky, you might even catch a glimpse of the Sock Squatters, the infamous group of rebels who've taken over the garden, refusing to let anyone find their missing socks.