... and rise it up on this."

Yeah.

In terms of our practice, yes, it's about amplifying things that we see have va- that, that we think have valued or have value or have historically been undervalued, right? Like, it's taking that, like, that core baseline that's kind of, like, rumbling in the background and just tuning out the noise that's kind of dominating the entire time, just to make that a little bit more visceral.

I'd prefer not to think of it as exclusionary.

Do you know what I mean? I don't think the, I don't, I've never really thought about it in, uh, in terms of taking things out in a reductive sense 'cause it seems pessimistic.

I've always thought about it in an optimistic sense.

But it's an interesting thing that you throw in the mix.

What would be fill in the gap in the narrative?