And besides that, it's important to mention that when it comes to work, technological revolutions have historically created more jobs, more work, than they have displaced. For instance, World Economic Forum's Future of Jobs said that we create 170 million new jobs, while displaced 92. So, it's definitely not about replacing. It's about recalibration. So, the idea that jobs disappear and nothing replaces them has never once been true. So, it's not like economy is a pie machines will eat from. So, that's why I'm positive about that. I see it as evolutionary invitation in 4HR as well. It's a huge opportunity right now. I believe in that.

Well, I think, you know, obviously I don't have a crystal wall and, you know, I am not a AI scientist, but what I am is someone understands how AI interacts with, with us. And I can tell you that through all of the eras, the computer area era, and then also engineering industrial era to every one of these changes, those who embraced it early became the wealthiest and certainly the largest entrepreneurial companies, our country, our world has ever seen. So the, future is about that. And so, yeah, there's going to be so many changes. Yes. There's going to be jobs that go away. They're going to be jobs that only are going to be a third or a half or less even of what they were before, because your real concern should be not AI taking it out, but whether someone knows AI better than you taking it out.