And I'm so glad that somebody is working on that.

We're working on it.

But since you're a structural engineer, then let me paint you a more technical picture.

In the world that I understand, you know, which is turret machinery.

If somebody wants to make a new aero engine for a new kind of aircraft, that hasn't been done before, and so they can't just copy and paste something, they're going to start with some kind of a system model, right? Like, what is my requirements for my propulsion system, my cooling system, for all the different thermofluidic systems in an airplane for this thing to fly from A to B for different mission profiles? And once they have that, that will flow down to the team developing the airframe or maybe just the engine teams or component teams.

And then you're mixing a bunch of competencies together.

So you're mixing aerodynamic design, you're missing structural, you're thinking about bearings and rotodynamics, all these different topics.

Mm-hmm.