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There's room! There's room in this universe for magic. Um, we need some other good points too. I think it was Arthur C. Clarke, um, who said that sufficiently advanced science is indistinguishable from magic. That's his opinion. Very cool. Alright, Steve, are you out there? Are you listening to us on the train? If you are, I got another question for you. And this is one of the big philosophical questions, but do you believe in any kind of magic, invisible forces that can have a real effect on our universe and we just can't proceed? This is KC2, PKG. Over to you, M0BF. Okay, uh, M0BF, I think it's still working. It's got 5 bars, 5G. There must be a lot of, uh, cell towers through here. Anyway, uh, magic. Well, uh, first of all, I'm on the train in, uh, in Chicago. So this is called the Lakeshore Train. Anyway, uh, a couple of minutes, but, uh, there's some kind of magic. Every breath I take feels like magic to me. And, uh, I can't believe I've been doing this going on for about 79 years. It'll be coming up on 79. And looking out this window and seeing all the things that are going on out there. Pretty amazing. And not a, not one of those. I don't think, uh, any of the driest people on the planet can make any of that happen. This is pretty amazing to me. Anyway. Great.