Mm-hmm.

And I think that that's something that a lot of traditional curators may be, uh, an area for improvement.

You know, a lot of museum exhibits talk down to people, and if you do that even for a second in a tiny museum in, uh, the family courts buildings, you've lost everyone.

So you have to really meet people with an extreme amount of empathy, and you also have to meet them with a lot of trust.

You're putting unsupervised, you know, museum that you've spent hundreds of hours building and outfitting into a public space.

And the results of the experiment that we ran were so encouraging.

You know, we had almost no vandalism of the museums, and I attest that to the fact that we treated people with a lot of respect.

So how do they like to learn? Is it touching things, pushing things, flipping things, reading things, watching things, all of the above? Like, what have you learned from the way we like to learn?