Absolutely, it's fascinating how quickly we label these shifts as purely negative! Our whole perspective on healthy ecosystems is built on stable conditions that don't exist anymore. Jellyfish thriving forces us to confront whether we're misdiagnosing the ocean's health based on nostalgia, not current reality. We see a bloom and call the ocean sick, but maybe it's just becoming something different we don't yet understand. That says a lot about our tendency to frame change as degradation instead of complex adaptation.