But is there a way now that things can still be fluid, even though we keep layering on additional requirements? Yes,

not necessarily blockchain.

It takes technology, it takes a mindset, and it also takes regulatory changes inevitably, because you can have wonderful technology, but if your customs law says, ah, but I need a piece of paper with a handwritten signature in it, you can have all the blockchain in the world you want, but you cannot file that customs declaration or that piece of information.

through blockchain or whatever the case may be, or you cannot have an AI agent work out a simple customs declaration because it's not authorized to file it.

So it's a combination of things.

Now, one important thing is that in many supply chains, no one has all the relevant information or all the needed information.

The important thing, as we always say in our mantra, is to send the right information from the right source at the right time.

So before we move on to the, what Rob likes to call the scientific part of the segment, one thing hearing you speak and maybe partly answer this is I'd be curious to know what is one key takeaway you'd like listeners to take away from this interview from your perspective?