Motion in the Ocean?

Interesting study. I always believed that water was very active at the molecular level but believed it was more stable at depth. That still may be the case and the activity does explain evaporation in a way that we can understand. It also explains oxidation in the shallower depths of the ocean. But, another way of looking at this study is to think that water is stable. If we allow 1 picosecond for the change then water is stable for 5 picoseconds or 5/6 of the time or 83% of the time, about expected I think. Now that we know about this dance, to what advantage can we apply to the knowledge? Can we also relate the dance to pressure when everything gets harder to change?

Does that frequency:- 160 billion times a second change with temperature?