And I think that people like myself and Brad, who have both been in this space for really the last 30 years in various ways, shapes or form, are happy that that's happening to a place that we have called home for a long time.

Yeah, well said, Guy.

Oh, man.

You know, Brian, I think Guy and I have been friends a long time and have a lot of respect, and we think about things.

And his comment opening up with the historical context is part of the core competitive advantage that I think we as Americans sometimes lose sight of.

You know, in the 40s, we brought the best scientists from around the world, and we spent billions and billions of dollars building national labs.

Oak Ridge, Sandia, Los Alamos, right? And everybody saw Oppenheimer come out.

So I just think like, you know, you're seeing some very interesting maneuvers in the capital markets that are going to be extremely, extremely fruitful to the investors that get the right exposure to them.