Yeah. They call that the overview effect. And a lot of guys come back and talk about that, and they really feel it, and they talk about a world without borders and. And it's a beautiful sentiment, and I don't want to knock that in any way, but, yeah, it's like, really a world without border. What'd you expect to see? You expect to look down and see, like, dotted lines between countries, you know, really? You know? I guess you do. It's inescapable when you look down and you see the planet and you realize that we're all in the same boat. But that didn't strike me as a sudden realization because I think it's because I knew that before I went, you shouldn't have to go and strap into a rocket and blast off and look at the earth and know that basically we're all human beings. I think. I mean, I think the things that unite us are so much stronger and more important than the crazy little things that divide us, like race or sex or nationality or politics or whatever. And at the end of the day, we have this one home, and we're all stuck here together. So I had that strong knowledge before I went, and maybe that's why when I look down, I'm like, yeah, there it is. Okay, I get it. But it wasn't like all of a sudden, like, the shade was pulled back, and there was, like, suddenly a new realization about life.