That might be, they might be alive because they, I don't know what the fuck they are, but when someone has an idea for, you know, whatever, an invention, a toaster, and then they think about this, all I'd need is like these heating elements and a spring, and then it pops when it's done. So I have a timer. And then they build this thing. Now all of a sudden it's alive. It's like you manifested it in a physical form. Toaster is not the best example, but a car, an airplane, you're thinking about a thing, like an idea comes into your head and you can say, oh, well, it's just creativity. It's a part of being a person. That's how we invented tools and how, you know, we became better hunters. All those things are true. I'm not saying that there's some magic to what I'm saying, but there's also a possibility that we're simplifying something by saying that it's just creativity, that it's just a natural human inclination to invent things. But why is it possible that ideas like creativity, like we are the only animal, other than there's a few species that create things, like bees make beehives and, but it's very, they're very uniform. You know, some animals use tools, you know, like, you know, chimps will use, like, sticks to get termites and things like that. But, but there's something about what we do that makes you wonder, because we look at the sk, look at this room that we're in, look at all these electronics, look at all this crazy shit that human beings have invented and then built upon. Others inventions, improved and innovated. These all came out of ideas. Like the idea, it germinates in someone's head, it bounces around, they write it down, they share it with others. The other people who have similar ideas or ideas that are complementary, they work together and they change the world.