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Next, here is Joan, even though I've got it in the null cone of the supercardioid microphone. That's right folks, a cardioid microphone has a null axis off the back of it, and a figure eight microphone has two lobes in front and back with a null plane, and a supercardioid and hypercardioid are different versions of taking that null plane and folding it back into a cone behind the microphone a null cone because there's a little bit of response right off the back end so the the rear bubble of response shrinks down to not very sensitive but it's a null in a cone can you visualize that geometrically that's what a super cardioid does and a hyper cardioid slightly different version of that I won't go into it there is a technical It's mathematics. There's a mathematical difference between a hypercardioid and a supercardioid. This, however, is a supercardioid. And how can I be this hyper when I haven't even taken a single sip of my morning coffee yet? Cheers! I look to see if the mountain is out and sigma-5 probability that it exists. I look and I know exactly what to look for, just like the scientists at CERN know exactly what they're looking for. And there's a wisp of that, a ghost of something that exists. And so it's not like you can pick it up and hold it in your hand like this pair of reading glasses or this microphone pop filter windscreen. But, it's enough to go on. And so I look, and although the mountain is shrouded in atmospheric stuff.