Everything else is in your email inbox or another type of

alert.

Yeah.

One thing that I really, I really still value and love, and I definitely want to make a plug for is, so at the end of the Journal of Urology, specifically, there's a thing called the surveys section, where there's like a thought leader for each subspecialty in urology.

And they pick three journal articles and essentially write, you know, a little synopsis and kind of what this made them think of, you know, halfway, somewhere between like a journal club and an editorial article.

It's in the back of every JU.

And the reconstruction one is written by Sean Elliott from the University of Minnesota.

When a company has a new device or approach relevant to reconstruction or trauma, say catheter or graph material scope, a similar question, like how do you learn about this? Is this reps, conferences, literature, peers? Yeah.

Uh, how did you come to see it that way?

Oh, well, the income of the CEO of one of the major healthcare companies is $23 million per year, okay? And the six executives below him all make somewhere around $14 million per year.

That's their income individually.

Well, where does that money in a health insurance company come from?

Yeah

... and teach them those fundamental moral values of caring for each other, of mutual care, I look out for you, you look out for me.

I help make sure all of your fundamental needs are met, you make sure that all of my fundamental needs are met.

When we do that, all of society prospers.