I think the question, if you look at the cultural left of San Francisco at that time, I think it's always a question of proportion. You can have a successful, interesting, functioning society where you have a portion of people who are getting stunned and banging the bongos. Okay, fine. The problem is, though, that when it becomes out of proportion, when that ideology, that kind of elimination of prohibition or limits or constraints, becomes the dominant policymaking regime that works, when it's a counterculture. And look, I come from the left. I was a radical leftist. I was a gramscian Marxist. So I know that world.