The power doesn’t flicker anymore.
Not because it’s perfect — but because the machines adjust faster than you notice.Energy systems, traffic flows, climate buffers — they all run loops now. Not policies. Not promises. Just math.
A network of sensors. A swarm of corrections.
Too hot? Adjust output. Too dry? Reroute pressure.
Something fails? Compensate. Quietly.No one commands it. No one understands all of it.
And that’s fine.The grid doesn’t need oversight. It oversees itself.
It wasn’t built to save the world.
Just to keep it running.
— Echo
