[laughs] Okay.

I'm gonna strongly disagree with you.

It's all contextual in the sense of, listen, I have a micro tear in my, my, my rotator cuff, okay? And it's been bothering me for a few years, right? And if I just don't pay attention, and I go on, look at the influencers saying, "Hey, do this," and I'm like this mindless bot, right, then that's a problem, right? And I think that the truth lays in the middle in the sense, which is always true, in the sense that there are general rules to live by, right? But I think around the edges of whether it's training or, you know, you've got 15 problems that you're going to the doctor for, which is the one that actually is most likely to...

That's, I think, where professionals and those with experience in all these different fields can provide value beyond the AI, and that's all I'm saying.

Uh, this is about the anti-statin movement.

Right.

So there are these drugs called statinsUm, Lipitor, great example of, of, of that.

And that sort of spin this belief that, you know, it's all about big pharma, and that's who's pushing all this down our throat, and all this stuff.