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And we talked a little bit about this last week too. And I mentioned a little bit more earlier on in the net about the light. And yeah, we look around us here in our environment. And I think most of us will look out, and we can easily tell what's alive and what isn't, even if it's not moving. We know the trees live, the plants live. We know that the grass is alive. We see squirrels running, et cetera. So we have a pretty good idea of what's alive and what isn't. Rocks aren't. As I said, trees are. Buildings and cars, they're not alive. Viruses, the question of viruses. What about viruses? Well, they can reproduce. A fire, what about fires? Well, it grows. It uses energy. I mean, that's one, actually two there. Two conditions for life. And the dividing line, it can be rather confusing, ambiguous at times. And if we do find extra pressure to life, I'm going to say when we do, will we actually recognize it, just drop it?