Mission accomplished.

We can shut down now.

What are you saying around apolitical language? seizing control really chimes with me because I think that having run RealML for the past six years, it's like our world has got more polarized.

Our field has got more politicized.

And I think that's just because there is more technology everywhere, but it's also being used to, you know, control, repress, you know, like discriminate, whatever.

This is inherently a political act.

I always say that the choice to put an algorithm in something to automate something, that's a policy decision and that's an active choice.

am wondering, how do you find people in terms of participants at RealNL?