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In a World, Where Sharks Act as Guardians…

In a world, where sharks act as guardians, what nation rises to superiority regarding coastal defense?

Obviously, the answer is Finland.

The explanation:

In a world, where sharks act as guardians, Finnish officials, cognizant of their shrinking economy, need big, daring solutions to their economic woes. As a result, they hire professional shark wranglers to catch and release and/or redirect swimming patterns of big sharks (using their native Nokia technology in some way) towards the coastal waters of Finland for protection. Due to its newly established abundance and myriad of shark species, their tourism profits soar while simultaneously adding a strong defense system for their country’s shores. Perhaps most importantly, they finally have a good reason they can use to explain to curious people around the world why their country is called Finland.

In a World, Where Wednesday’s are Fun…

It’s Wednesday, which calls for something fun!

One of the many games that Sheldon Cooper has invented on, “The Big Bang Theory,” is counter-factual, in which he and neurobiology gal-pal Amy Farrah Fowler answer questions about a world that takes an unexpected and weirdly fascinating turn.

For example:

I present to you the first-ever Jimmy’s Daily Planet’s Counter-Factual Question:

In a world, where sharks act as guardians, which nation rises to superiority regarding coastal defense?

And remember, be prepared to defend yourself tomorrow because there is only one correct answer!