Oh,

yeah.

Is it taking away important experiences that students need to have in order to develop fully into the critical thinkers that we want them to be? It doesn't need to.

By no means does it need to.

But I think it's a concern and a legitimate one.

It's not one that should be run roughshod over.

I mean, it's something that we need to wrestle with.

That's what I heard from a lot of that is students aren't actually going to exercise that muscle, that rigor, right? And that's the biggest concern that has sort of taken over the conversation.