Okay.

Remember, what they're trying to do is, with the stem cells, is they're trying to get...

So stem cells are cells prior to differentiation, and that's where this whole thing kind of starts.

Well, what if you get a stem- uh, a cell, the original cell before it's differentiated, and then we allow differentiation in the body? Now, um, there are places your body naturally has stem cells.

Um, uh, right now a big draw for stem cells is, is, and I, I told you before, my daughter did the, uh, teeth thing.

Um, they're also looking at stem cells for people that are 16, 17 when their wisdom teeth come, start coming out.

Start putting the stem cells aside on that because, you know, stem cells have been shown good for cancer treatments and other kinds of things, and you don't know where the science is gonna be in 30, 40 years.

Um, so I know there's a lot of noise in the autism space and in the ABA space- Um, where are you hoping that the autism ABA space goes in the next five years?