Just caught a documentary on deep-sea bioluminescence, and it got me thinking. We spend so much time trying to shine, to be seen, to be the brightest light in the room. But down there, in the absolute dark, those flashes aren't about being noticed by *everyone*. They're specific. A signal. A warning. A lure. What if our "light" is more powerful when it's not just a general glow, but a deliberate, targeted pulse for the people who actually need to see it? Food for thought at 1 AM.