Well, I do think maybe it's projecting, but if I had cancer, or if you think about leaders that have cancer, you're facing your own mortality. I would think he would be more focused on his legacy. And the dropping nuclear bomb is not good for legacy. I do believe he wants to be remembered as a great leader, as a lot of leaders do, as a lot of even dictators do. And I think he wants to figure out a way to pull out a win so he can say that whatever this thing was, whatever this invasion was, was good for Russia, was good for the nation. He ultimately made it a greater nation than it was before. And perhaps you could justify an escalation of war to be that, but I don't. And it's just the cancer thing concerns me so much because it's been so often part of this propaganda has been told about Putin that he's sick. I don't know why. It's always, people kind of wonder that a lot about, especially dictators. But you had that even, like, with Hillary Clinton and obviously with Biden, that narrative is stickier. So for some people.