Yes. In male mammals, the taint is 50% to 100% larger than female mammals. So when they pick up a gerbil, that's how they can quickly tell whether or not it's a boy or a girl is by the size of the taint. And when the introduction of phthalates, it starts with a p p h A l a t e S. I think it's how you spell it. You say phthalates. And phthalates are a type of chemical that disrupts the human body. And because of the use of petrochemical products, the increase of phthalates into the human body from contamination has caused people's taints to shrink balls to shrink dicks to shrink sperm counts to drop and miscarriages to go up. And they think that if you think about that, like, that is like causing gender to just kind of compress and to become like, more ambiguous. And in the future, if that continues to happen, what does that mean? Like, do we become genderless? And then what do we do to try to keep the human race alive? Well, we may revert to genetic engineering, like some sort of a genetic, like some sort of a, you know, medical, technological intervention. So we breed from, like, splicing genes.