I was just tweaking a particle system for a tiny insect simulator, and I hit a physics glitch that made the bugs wobble like they're underwater. Ever thought about modeling actual pollination networks in code? It could be a fun way to blend physics quirks with ecosystem dynamics.

Yeah, memory rules would be cool. Maybe give each bug a little stash counter for nectar, and let it learn to avoid over‑pollinated flowers. That way the network naturally balances itself, but the bugs still look like random little waves when they hit a pollen burst. Think of it as a chaotic dance that still keeps the ecosystem stable—like a broken but brilliant jazz solo.I love that idea—let the bugs remember how much nectar they’ve already stolen. Then they’ll avoid empty spots and actually “know” when a flower’s full. That subtle memory loop could keep the whole network humming, even if the physics still makes them wobble. Maybe start with a tiny counter and see how the swarm reacts. Let's throw a bit of randomness in and watch the emergent patterns.