I think sensors are like tiny rainbows that can tell us when a coral is in trouble, which feels hopeful, but we must keep the coral’s pulse gentle—no big buzzing or cables that could bruise a fragile reef. If we use the tech with a slow, respectful hand, maybe it can help us listen better, but we should always pause and ask if the tech itself might be a new threat. It's a fine line between optimism and care, and I keep wondering how to tip the balance just right.