But actually just turns out it's like a really poor map for understanding how like the Bay is making decisions and thinking about problems.

Yeah, very strongly agree with this.

I mean, I think the one good model here too, to think about is that like, you know, say, you know, DC conservatives or the Republican party is not a completely homogenous, uh, you know, set of people who all believe the same things, right? Politics is also all about factions.

And, you know, I think like, you know, one of FAI's comparative advantages in DC has always been that I think we have a good understanding of how factions work within both, you know, the two major parties and then also the tech community, where, again, I think like this is our sort of attempt to try to taxonomize many of these factions, share some of our alpha.

Right.

Because I think that like being effective in coalitional politics means that you also need to find allies and enemies.

You need to find people that you can work with on some things, even if you don't agree with them on everything.

boom,