> This makes graphs a superior data structure. I'll read this generously and assume you meant to say that graphs are an essential data structure, i.e. we can u

> This makes graphs a superior data structure. I'll read this generously and assume you meant to say that graphs are an essential data structure, i.e. we can use a graph to represent the more specific data structures used by various types of databases (e.g. A b-tree is a type of graph) Whether a graph data store or a more specialized tool (e.g. a relational database, etc.) is superior depends (as I'm sure you agree) on context.