The only way to handle data that grows faster than we can read it is to let the data grow in a predictable pattern, like a library with a shelf for every digit, then give that shelf a name, a date stamp, a tag. I don’t like surprises, so I map every file to a node in a graph, make a backup schedule, and then double‑check that every node still points to its original. If the pile gets too big, I’ll add a new shelf—no drama, no new trend, just more space in the catalog. And if you ever need to find something, just ask the index.