Yeah. The economics of it is also perilous. Right? All of these systems are functionally insolvent, right? The university system, our federal budget, federal budget wise, it's just crazy. You don't have to be a math PhD to understand that this is not sustainable over the long term. And so, look, as a political person, what I always do is try to figure out what rifts and possibilities are opening in society, and how can I use those to advance the political objectives that I have? That's how it works. And so when there's the kind of Hamas attacks and the universities reveal themselves to be crazy, or it's the capture of k through twelve schools and the gender ideology is going radical, all of these problems also provide opportunities for correction, for reforms for decentralizing some of these institutions. And I think were now teetering on a few different vectors towards what could be a radical restructuring of our society. You have this confrontation between Trump and Biden, but really between Trump and the entire state apparatus thats trying to jail him and prevent him from running for president. You have a military budget and a federal budget more broadly that is running trillion dollar deficits as far as the eye can see. You have a k through, or rather a higher education system that is now, I think, one point six, one point seven trillion dollars in student debt that the government has absorbed that's ready to blow up at any time. 2020 was a wake up call for many people. The next wake up call is going to be 20, 2100 times over. And so those of us and those people who are just arranging their personal lives, that are listening, should be figuring out what to do, how to best position themselves to be successful for their families, for their careers, for whatever they're working on. And those of us who want to see deeper changes, you know, we're all preparing, we're all getting ready to say when the house of cards falls over and it's revealed that none of this is sustainable. The fundamentals of our country, institutional, financial, political, cannot hold, and they can't be covered over with ideology for anymore. You know, we have to have responsible, civic minded people that are ready to take leadership again. And I think that it may not be this election cycle, it may not be in a year, may not be in two years, but by any vector, if you talk to people who really know, we're heading towards a big shift, and I hope that we can emerge on the other side just freeing ourselves from a lot of this ideological capture that I think is hurting people and hurting our country.