And I wanted to ask you, how did that song change the trajectory of Unwritten Law?

It's crazy that you ask the question.

It's cra- it's a crazy story behind the whole thing.

[laughs] It was really, like, at this time we were very, like, we were a rock band.

We were signed to Interscope, I believe, at this time, or either Epic, first label, and, uh, for Black Market, it was Interscope.

And we'd written these songs, and our A- we show, shown them to the A&R and he'd say, "Yeah, it's good, it's good.

I, you know, I, I don't hear a single.

Nice.

Yeah

... just across the, the lifespan.

And he used advanced, uh, machine learning algorithms to develop a way to take each protein that he found in blood across the lifespan, and first and foremost, he mapped it, he was able to map it to a very specific organ.

So he was able to come up with a list of heart-specific proteins, all in blood, mind you, so these are things that are being dumped into our blood circulation.

But, um, he came up with a list.

He had brain proteins, immune cell proteins, and, um, he could then develop an organ aging signature.

So he could tell you, um, not, you know, not based on your biological age, but based on your, the, the, the proteins in your blood, what's the actual age of your heart versus your immune system.

Do you think, um, you know, not to get into the politics of funding and research and, and all that, but do you see more philanthropy? Do you see more opportunities for that funding of collaboration? 'Cause I agree, it's so important.