It sounds loony when we start having these kind of conversations about, like, Satan and evil and good and, you know, and biblical stories. But I. As more as time goes on, I think that what the Bible is, is. I think at one point in time there was a very sophisticated society that got wiped out by some sort of a massive natural disaster. And then over time, they told the stories that they had learned since they stopped writing things down. And they probably had to live like barbarians for thousands, but they always had the stories, like, literally the big bang. In the beginning, there was light. If you told that for thousands of years, that's what that would be. The Adam and Eve in the garden, the creation that someone created this, like that they were trying to tell us, and that men can go down evil, wicked ways and it can lead to destruction. And these are some of the symptoms that you'll see when it leads to destruction. It's like, this is like a map of civilization. It's just so old and it's been translated so many times from ancient Hebrew and Aramaic and all these different languages, down to Greek and Latin and English, finally, it's like there's so much like, what was really said, what was really going on, because a lot of it seems too on the money. Like, if we wanted to try to put this through some sort of a logical filter or figure out, like, is someone really trying to warn us about the natural progression that all societies and all civilizations go down? If you don't have a moral compass and if you don't follow and adhere to the rules of God, well, there's.