Um, what are some of the other things that kinda need to change in order to get to some of these visionary things that you've talked about?

For, for me, I, again, I think it's not the job of the central regulator to build and deploy these tools because they've demonstrated generally that their central authorities are bad at this kind of thing.

U- unu- unanimously, universally.

It's not, it's not uniquely Canadian.

But I think what's interesting, if you look at the United States, they have the best healthcare and the worst healthcare, and on average, worse than most healthcare, which is weird that that's true.

But why do they have the best healthcare? And its market forces are at play to develop the best healthcare.

And yet we've prevented, in a s- socialist d- provision of healthcare, the action of market forces.

Nice.