It seems really antiquated at this point to not have more differentiated learning.

Right.

And there's a lot of reasons for that.

In fact, I'll be writing a whole book about that.

It'll come out about a year from now called, uh, School Reclassified, so you can read all about it.

But among the reasons for that, not only are there policies in place that kinda keep it where it is, but if you think about other sectors, whether it's healthcare or media, telecommunications, defense, there is a robust environment where new companies and new organizations are doing research and development, creating new ways of doing things.

That's kind of what powered progress in our sector.

You know, Joel, if, if you could change one thing about American education, what would that be?