And is that still true today? Or are you and the team at EnergyX kind of genuinely getting past that point? Or just your own thoughts in that area? We can start there.

Yeah, sure.

So lithium sulfur batteries are... getting closer to commercialization.

You know, there are some pretty notable companies like Leighton that are making pretty tremendous strides.

There's still some supply chain sort of issues that were relegated as afterthoughts, sort of like lithium metal supply, the lithium metal anode supply chain and things like that.

And that specific issue we're working to address here at EnergyX.

But other technologies like solid state and anode free and those types of things are You know, they were touted as the future during the SPAC boom from the battery industry.

Um, and I'm curious to see like, what is, what is the operations that your team and, um, Where have they, you know, where have they come from and where they are to date related to, you know, what your, what your focus is on for, you know, this, this type of, you know, this new research and leading the battery change?