That’s an elegant idea. I’ve watched fireflies coordinate their flicks in the dark, and moths seem to line up their flights with the silver arc of the moon. If we could capture that instinctive, low‑energy alignment in a protocol, the network might glide from node to node with almost no power. It would be like a digital forest, each device reflecting the subtle light of its neighbor. The trick is making the nodes sense and react to that faint glow in real time, so the system stays quiet and efficient, just like the night itself.