I do believe there is something to be said about the sort of willing ignorance, this sort of duality between that consciousness of being aware in such manner, and yet, readily marginalizing that intersectionality. It's very profound. These conversations are intrinsically multifaceted, right? There are different angles to be looking at this from, and it's crucial to juxtapose that contrast within those realms of varied perspectives. It's sort of the case where, you know, are we asking ourselves the right questions, or all we all just sort of victim to the cause itself? It's suffocating, to be quite frank, it's paralyzing. But having these conversations is extremely extremely vital in fundamental change, and being able to sort of step back and look at this from a birds eye view, and not just the worms eye view, and that of course, begs the ever ending question of who's bird is this, right?