I don't want to go down any rabbit holes prematurely. You know, this is a very complex universe we live in. And it's a system. And we're learning more and more about the reality of life. The transition of what birth means and the transition of what death means. And human consciousness and human spirit and whatnot. And suffice it to say, we probably really don't have a very good handle right now on understanding what lies beyond our five senses. They're said this before we have five fundamental senses for which we judge our environment. And if you can't touch a taste of your smell it or feel whatever. It doesn't exist. And yet the reality is 99.9% of the universe lies will be on to our ability to sense these things. We have Wi-Fi signals coursing through your body every moment of every day. We have cosmic radiation coming from the cosmos. We've got neutriners that are flooding your body from the sun. We've got cellular signals, radar signatures that are going to go to the airport. And all these are real. And I tell people if you want to know the reality of the universe, look at a night sky one night. Look how pretty it is. Now take a radio telescope and look at that same night sky and look at it through infrared, look at it through ultraviolet. And you're going to see things you never see before. And so by definition 99% of our our our noble universe, we can't even proceed. And then when you look at the scale of the universe, I said this before, if you look at, you know, the I was corrected recently that the visible galaxy that feels apart the visible known universe is about 90 some. And so we have about a billion light years across even though it's only been around 13.7 billion light years, we think. At the actual for the sea level universe right now around us is about 97 billion light years. And as big as that is in terms of us being this little tiny menu things stuck in the middle of it. There is equally that amount of space relative space inside every one of us. If you look at an atom, which is one times 10 to the minus 26 inside the whole compared that to to the human body. We have that same that same amount of space inside every one of us is a whole universe inside of us. And so so the scale in which we live unless something is 50 feet in front of our face will never be able to interact with anything that is in order of magnitude above us or below us. We can't even see the cells in our bodies with on a microscope. So there are these realities all around us that constantly that that exists and that we are part of it yet we cannot interact with and by that definition 99.9% universe falls outside of the rub of our perception. So who's to say that that all of reality needs to fit neatly within the very narrow spectrum of the electro optical electro optical frequency that we call visible light. When we know that that's not true, same thing with acoustic, same thing with electromagnetic, same thing with everything. And I think it's all hard for science to presume that that everything can be explained through the fundamental five senses in the scale in which we live because we know that's not true. Look at dark energy and dark matter. Most of the universe can't even be seen. Right, even the fundamental forces who know more is right. Right strong force, weak force, electromagnetic right. So, so, you know, I think we need to remember if you are truly a scientist, we must remain open to the fact that that we are judging our environment through a very, very narrow lens. It's like watching a sitting up on the bleachers watching a football game at the very, very highest part of the bleachers watching the whole game through a soda straw. You're going to miss most of it. So, that would be my, that'd be my, my two cents. And me, as says, thanks, thank Lewis for me without him.