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It's the invisible hand. The bot aspect, I mean, we're seeing that more and more if you're on social media and you think that it's a real person that is attaching itself to a comment that you have. And then if you're not educated enough and we feel bad for the seniors, they're clicking on things. I'm getting email sent to me saying, hey, you've got someone that's kind of trolling on there. We clicked on it. Don't want to say what they opened up to, that they're not wanting to be led into that dark tunnel. But we keep saying it's a dangerous thing. It's a scary thing to feel Who in the world is out there talking to us? Is it even a real human being? And that's what's taking over. We in the media talked about artificial intelligence, whether it's a good thing, whether it's a bad thing. You have thoughts on both sides of the aisle. I think it's dangerous. I think it's cutting out jobs left and right. And I've talked to a doctor about what's it going to do to the medical field, what's it doing in the arts and Hollywood. And across the board, it's affecting all of us. And we're trying to figure out, as we go to fifth generation, 6G, what's still coming? When we get into 6th generation warfare, if we don't get some kind of hold on this now, and a lot of people think we're really slipping deep into 6, but I think, just to explain so people don't know, generations of war are no different than generation of people. We have Gen Xers, Boomers, Millennials, so on and so forth. Generations of war are the same. We started out pre-gunpowder, then gunpowder started us into the second generation, and then as each technology changes, we move into a different generation of war. We like to say that everything is weaponized until something better can be weaponized. That's a rule. Write it down. It's not going to change. Everything is weaponized until something better can be weaponized. The thing that can be weaponized now is the thing that is influencing you, which are these systems. A lot of times you'll see something that starts on social media, starts on the internet. Next thing you know, it's in your workplace. It's in your groups. It's in the people you're talking to. Nobody's ever talking about how did they get that idea in their head. And that's how they got their idea in that head. Now, who launched that idea? Many times it's a foreign government just trying to break down the confidence in the United States has in their institutions, in their history, in their culture. And they have to break that down because they want to replace it. This is how the country gets overthrown. It's not going to be with a nuclear bomb. It's not going to be with an EMP. It's going to be with our own people deciding this is what they want. And as soon as they decide what they want and that one thing collapses, the other thing just comes right over top of it. this is what fifth generation warfare is all about. Once we get into sixth generation warfare, the world is basically ruled by autonomous drones and artificial intelligence and ruled by one rich king, controlling it all. And one of the things that I think, Tim, that is I feel one of the scariest things to watch is the trust factor, how much we are trusting of technology that we're clicking on. You know, you get these notifications, don't download Messenger. You can have Facebook app, but don't download Messenger, and you're opening up this whole world. And then everyone does, it's kind of like you talked about, Boone, it's the addiction of, I think I'll be okay, I'll just try it. I'll pull it in, I'll pull it in, I'll pull it in, until what happens? Until it blows up. Yeah.