so each gets to have one value when it goes to that hexaegon. this is where the storms are strong and frequent and so, fewer and fewer,more hurricane, not as strong. that's the key to this puzzle, okay? okay? >> i know it doesn't sound like he's going to say, i don't work at that scale. what i work at is the scale of trying to understand how the climate conspires to create hurricanes in this aggregate. so, this is how i work it out. i have these two boxes, and i can say, for example, for box c where there's fewer of them, i get a stronger limiting intensity and for d, where there are fewer, but stronger-- i mean, yeah, for d where there are more, but less intense, i get a lower limiting intensity. this is only about 50 meters per second. this is over 70 meters per second. okay? so i'm halfway done. sorry about that, only halfway done with the hurricane because i only have the limiting intensities now. i have the nice spacial geographics-- meteorologists would never think about this, but geographers would understand this, exploit space to underst