Logistics. I'm a freight forwarding agent by training, so my ideas tend to come from logistics.

Choatic storage is where you just store things wherever you currently have room and then use digital systems to find it later. You can sometimes even half-unpack something and store the items separately from another, without losing track, by attaching digital or radio tags.

That allows you to store much more in the same space or over many more separated spaces, and lowers the cost of storage, while shifting effort to the digital system that labels everything for discovery and keeps track of what is where, and the robots that go around picking up the articles.

The Internet has become more and more a set of proprietary warehouses, where you pay to get access to the data and they charge a lot because storing the data is expensive.

With Nostr, you can spread the data out or create n number of replicas, and then it's cheap to store and you can use search engines, human curation, and AI to find it again.