Right.

And, and what I, what I would ans- the way I would answer that is everything you said is true.

Uh, but at the same time, it's like not true, right? You know, so it's like we don't know what causes schizophrenia, right? In your average patient.

But we do know at the same time schizophrenia is, is, there's the, something is happening in the DNA that causes schizophrenia.

So it's like we don't know what we do know, r- right? Um, we don't know why antipsychotics work, right? But we do know that all antipsychotics that work share something in common, that they target the dopamine system, right? So it's like we don't know, but we do know.

We don't know where in the brain schizophrenia centralizes.

We don't know if there is, like, a central location in the brain where, like, schizophrenia happens.

So I think in 10 years, hopefully this will be something that people can get clinically.