Also, for anyone who does not understand how land formation works, and thinks it is an "idiotic statement" that "new land pops up all the time", please see this list of "new islands since the beginning of the 20th century"

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_new_islands


Name of the island   Country   Land formation year(s)
Hunga Ha'apai    Tonga   2014–15, 2009[5]
Jadid Island    Yemen   2013[6]
Nishinoshima    Japan   2013–15, 1973–74[7]
Yaya Island    Russia   2013
Zalzala Koh    Pakistan   2013[8]
Sholan Island    Yemen   2011[6]
Peer Ghaib, Balochistan    Pakistan   2010, 2004[9]
Home Reef    Tonga   2006, 1984[10]
Norderoogsand    Germany   1999[11]
Kavachi    Solomon Islands   1999–2003, 1991, 1986, 1978, 1976, 1969–70, 1965, 1963–64, 1961, 1958, 1952–53[12]
Metis Shoal    Tonga   1995, 1979, 1967–68[13]
Fukutoku-Okanoba    Japan   1986, 1974–75, 1914, 1904–05[14]
Kuwae    Vanuatu   1974, 1971, 1959, 1949, 1948, 1923–25[15]
Surtsey    Iceland   1963–67[16]
Ilha Nova (Capelinhos)    Portugal   1957–58[17]
Myōjin-shō    Japan   1952–53, 1946[18]
Anak Krakatau    Indonesia   1927–30[19]
Fonuafo'ou    Tonga   1927–28[20]
Banua Wuhu    Indonesia   1918–19, 1904[21]

I am not sure if you understand how "land" works.