In 2020, a team of engineers at AquaTech Inc. decided to build the world's first underwater cubicles. The idea was to reduce office distractions by placing employees in a water-filled room, where they could "dive" into work.
After a series of strange occurrences involving lost productivity, increased jellyfish stings, and mysterious aquatic creatures lurking in the cubicles, we determined that "The Great Bubble" was caused by an overabundance of office gossip spreading through an underwater social network.
We implemented a new policy of mandatory scuba lessons for all employees and installed an underwater Wi-Fi network that only allowed access to work-related websites. This effectively squashed the gossip, but also created a new problem: employees now just talked to fish.