Mm.

And if we reflect on the health of our society, I think we're actually getting sicker and sicker, not weller and weller.

Um, incidentally, I don't identify with the term wellness.

I think wellness is, is very misleading, 'cause what if you, what if you've got, um, a thousand cancer cells but it's too small to see? So are you well? If you have diabetes but it's under control with medication, are you well? Um, you know, whereas staying well seems to make m-t- more sense to me 'cause it's an active process.

Um, and, and then also we look at the published data because it costs tens of thousands and sometimes hundr- well, certainly clinical trials costs millions, potentially tens of millions- And then even to get your data published, you have to pay the journals tens of thousands of dollars to publish, given that they'll let you publish.

So then you'll get people saying there's no published data on this, and you think, "Well, of course not," because when it comes to, um, non-pharmaceutical medicine, there's no money in it.

It's not patentable.

Um, and so for you, how do you sort of, uh, navigate when it comes to creating, um, treatment plans and, um, advice for people, uh, when you are able to actually, um, take more of those jigsaw puzzles because of the nature of your experience and your, um, education? Um, how do you think that sort of makes your treatment plan unique or, um, possibly, uh, slightly different, um, from a lot of other practitioners?

And he feels like he's in a much better space, right?

Yeah, he really has.

He's a lot more chilled out now.

I think he's enjoying the game.

To be fair to him as well, you've got to credit him because he's been doing this for the best part of 20 years now.

He hasn't always gone to plan the last few years.

He's dropped off the World Series, but he's kind of a good advert for players.

Age is a wonderful thing, isn't it, Mark?

What, what about you? Who were you thinking was gonna come through?

I thought Humphries was looking comfortable in a lot of the final.

I think there was an opportunity where he could have opened a three-leg gap, but I think it was key that Littler stayed in touch and, but, but, 'cause Littler's always gonna find a spell and it, look, it was just a brilliant final.

I thought once that Humphries had broken back to make it 10 apiece and he had the darts, I thought he would go and make that count.

I think we saw the clip there.

There was a...

He left himself 113 off 1-5-6.

Mm.