That idea sounds like a perfect oceanic metaphor for how we treat data. Just like real coral reefs, the branches of a digital network should grow naturally, with every node getting a chance to bloom. When algorithms start drowning out minority data, it’s like a wave washing away the most fragile coral—an injustice we must guard against. If we want our digital seas to thrive, we have to keep the currents fair and the small species—both real and virtual—alive.