Mm-hmm.

So to illustrate it, uh, I think a common illustration is if you look at marathon runners or any extreme athlete.

Marathon runners, triathletes, these are people who design their lives around pushing human potential.

And so it begs the question, well then, then if these are people who are even, even the ultra-marathoners, right? People do, uh, you know, five marathons over the course of five weeks or five days, whatever they do.

How many of them push themselves to the point of death? Like, how many people push their limits? The answer is, is typically it's a very small percentage, single digits.

You know, um, if you have five, you know, rounding numbers, five million marathoners, maybe five or 10 die in a year, and most of the time it's 'cause they get hit by a car or some other condition.

But it's not because they push themselves too hard.

Yeah.