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We thought I would see a little bit of a comment. In that last station, if you want to come in, in that previous station, I'll just make a comment too. I think, what I heard, I think, if I'm understanding what you're saying, you're talking about, you're talking about signal processing with a brain with a small brain like a prairie dog or a human brain. You're making comments about parallel processing. That works fine for certain sections of the human brain as well, particularly the visual cortex, which tends to have parallel processing, which allows it to interpret the objects around us. But a smaller brain doesn't necessarily mean less synaptic density than a larger brain. It certainly doesn't. Synaptic density.