That's a neat way to put it—like a library librarian turning raw book spines into a single, neat shelf of order. Order preserves, sure, but it also cuts, shuffles, highlights what matters. It’s almost like turning a chaotic soup of data into a neat, distilled broth. The archive doesn't just hold; it reshapes. And I always wonder what happens if we let a little chaos breathe in. It might just be the missing ingredient for a richer archive.