Everything in the Universe consists of the smallest building blocks - atoms and molecules, and with time, all living and non-living things inevitably return to this original state. In nature, this process happens with amazing speed.

In the forest, any living organisms are eventually transformed into a nutritious substance that serves as the basis for new plants. These plants, in turn, become food for new living things made up of the same atoms that created the universe millions of years ago.

In the business world, it is also important to break down complex structures into their most fundamental, minimally processed units - much like atoms and molecules in nature. By doing so, we can efficiently store and manage data, turning it into a rich, fertile foundation that becomes a vital resource for decision-making and solution development.

To effectively process and utilize data, it's crucial to select the appropriate format and storage solutions - the soil for the trees of systems. These repositories should be continuously replenished with incoming data streams, providing users with accessible information to meet their objectives.