Oh yeah. I've watched the video again and I didn't make the point well, but I- but I was leading you toward it and you got there. So, good, but this is my point: that-tha, like, it's with-with like an ecological metaphor, you can look a couple of steps down the road.  And you can say, "Ok well, right now, uh, like, I can see that there gonna be things traveling around in our society that are going to be unlike things that have existed before. They-they may feel like humans to us, but they won't be humans. And they won't be able to do everything that humans can do, but everything that they do will look human to us." That's like an invasive species, that's like a rat in Hawaii, a-a-a mammal in a place where there's never been mammals before. But then, also, we can continue down that metaphor and say what are we going to release to control them and is that also going to be a problem because they're also going to be a new thing we're going to be totally ignorant of how that's actually going to work. So there's another level. There's our reaction to it, which oftentimes is just as bad as the introduction of the thing itself.