You have frequently emphasized on two critical factors. One is a possible nuclear war or wars and climate crisis, catastrophe, to be the two most important factors that could actually destroy human civilization as we know it. I would also like to add terrorism, violence, you know, like the day can humanity really survive? Just take the climate. We're coming very close to a period about 125,000 years ago, rough approaching the level of heating the climate at that point. At that point, the sea was about 30 feet higher. Just imagine what happens if the sea level rises 15 feet. Just imagine it. I mean, the cities. Most of the cities are destroyed. Take something like Bangladesh, low coastal plains, hundreds of millions of people have to flee. I mean, it's just unimaginable. It's not that far away. Meanwhile, the huge ice sheets in the Antarctic are melting. If they crack further, it could lead to that rise and sea level. We're approaching serious catastrophe. Meanwhile, in the United States, alone in the developed world, emissions rose last year. Of course, the big banks are pouring money into fossil fuel development. The energy corporations are planning more fossil fuels. It's kind of an insanity. The same is happening with regard to nuclear war. There were three major treaties that significantly reduced the threat and eliminated. The first was the ABM treaty, which Bush pulled out of in 2002. The second is the INF treaty, intermediate nuclear forces treaty, which was signed by Reagan and Gorbachev. Trump just pulled out of that. The third is the new start treaty, which led to sharp reduction of weapons. People around Trump have said they don't like it, so that might be ratified. It's open. The tensions are very severe. They're on the Russian border, not on the Mexican border. As a result of the expansion of NATO right to the Russian border, which was highly provocative. George Cannon, other senior statesmen, warned against it right away. But Clinton first pushed and Clinton just went ahead. Now it's extending even maybe to the Ukraine, which is Russia's geopolitical heartland. They'll never accept it. That's only one. I mean, Trump's pulling out of the Iran nuclear agreement. Again, significantly raises the threat of a serious war. That agreement was working perfectly even US intelligence, except that. I mean, it's a look around the world. It's a shocking thing.