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I was gonna say, actually, there's, if you just look at the past year and you look at the things that have actually activated people, they are the things that create that sense of efficacy, right? People, I think, generally feel very hopeless about Congress and the federal government, and so a lot of times what you're seeing in action are the things people can see in their local communities.

That's like people showing up for ICE Watch, people realizing, "Oh, I can just get a whistle, and I can join a Signal group in my community, and I can have an impact." And that is really energizing for people because you're taking the feelings they're having and you're giving them a place to channel it.

The conversation around data centers and flock cameras, I think, are another great example of this, because it's something that you can be really angry at, and you're like, "This is invading my privacy.

This is poisoning my air." But there's a pathway, right? It's like, oh, you go to your local city council and you advocate and you...

There's, like, ways to do something about it.

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