And coming onto your area of research specialism and, you know, going back to the work that Ian Stevenson did, can you just talk a little bit about the methodology that you use to sort of interrogate and investigate these past life claims and kind of, you know, what the scale of that research is at the moment?

Absolutely.

A-and it is changing.

Myself and my colleague, Marietta Pelevanova, we're taking it in a new direction, so I'll, I'll, I'll start historically, and I'll tell you what we're doing now.

So historically, the bulk of this work has been case study approach, right? So, um, it is not traditional research in the sense of, like, clinical trials.

You can't, you can't create a control condition compared to making people randomly have a past life memory if, or whatever it appears they're having, or a near-death experience, right? We can't kill people.

Uh, so all of this is case study and retrospective in nature.

So can you just explain what that is and kind of some of the cases that illustrate this?