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Yeah, so you're saying, yeah, look at the variation from the species and go up the lineage and see how it compares to us. And we have to make that decision on that. But even animals, I mean, animals, they think, they have consciousness, they have feelings, et cetera, et cetera. But they may have differences from humans in certain areas, but they've also seen that we're more closely functioning in a way we experience the world than a lot of animals are. So I think too with the brain cell analogy you're using there too is if they look at each of these individual species, and you said you couldn't have, you know, travel on all of them, but look at some of the individual species and then compare their actual neural networking compared to that of which we're making a lab and then make a decision on that. It might help them decline, but the cells are actually conscious at that point. All right, thanks Jason. Anyone else, come on in.