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to an optimum two-way given the second thought. So logically, we might be interesting, but I'm about to go down. And there were over 6,200 exoplanets founded more than 4,000 seminar solar systems. Most stars have at least one planet, and there are a hundred billion stars in the Milky Way. Multiply the Milky Way by trillions, because there's many galaxies out there, like if you have any star systems out there with planets orbiting them in either one month planet or a solar system equivalent. And some of these planets could easily be home to intelligent light, disrupting. So it's pretty hard to find them, that of all the planets and solar systems out there around all these trillion, trillion, and trillion stars, that we are the only light form that's popped up in the Pacific. And that is, to me, that would be an absurdity in the evolution of the universe.