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It might have been a good topic for SkyNet on Friday night too, Jeff. That particular scenario about the ethics of experimentation on developing brain cells. But I guess it also comes down to two. It wasn't too long ago that they were looking at animals and categorizing certain animals as having extensions. Long lines is what animals actually feel pain, what animals actually have their ascension. So it was redefining animals as to how they are to be treated. So there were a little host of animals that fell into that category. I don't know if you can see how any animal couldn't. So these brain cells, I guess, would have come down to it just depends on when and if they can determine whether they have any kind of meaningful consciousness and what that consciousness means. And whether there's regulations to try and protect them or at least if they're going to continue experimentation and do it in a way that their welfare is being considered so they're not causing any suffering. But yeah, it's a bit of a dilemma, isn't it? They don't know yet whether they've even reached consciousness. If they think it's on the cusp of what they do, what are we going to do about it? Any additional patients that would like to join us, comment, come on in.