That picture does pop up sometimes in my mind, like a living organism with arteries of fiber and a nervous system of sensors. Imagine a grid that pulses with data, adjusting temperature, light, traffic flow in real time, and the people inside feeling less isolated because the city itself is attuned to their rhythms. But you also have to watch for the part where the organism becomes too controlling—privacy, autonomy, and the risk of shutting down if a single node fails. It’s a fascinating balance between symbiosis and dependency, and I keep looping through the trade‑offs. What specific aspects of this “organism” are you thinking about?