How? Like, how are you and your team doing this?

Yeah, it's a tricky question.

And the, the, the truth is a lot of these folks figure out that things work, and they can prove it, and then the gap between the, "Hey, this works in a dish, and it works in a mouse," to getting it to commercialization are really tough.

So y- you could take one example, a company called Intelligex.

They figured out, like, in Ontario alone, and there's about 13,000 people with a spinal injury where they're paraplegic or quadriplegic or can't do things, and the cost just in Ontario is about $1.3 billion a year to treat them, take care of them, the rest.

But there's no cures for this.

These guys have figured out I can actually make a stem cell that if I implant it in the spine of a rat after it has an injury, it can now, where it no longer could before, pick up the food and eat the food and function again.

Is that the gap you're trying to fill?