And of course, more generally raises questions about just this very, very strange way in which, you know, the mob goes against the individual in which, you know, the consensus theories of truth seem to misfire so badly in our society where, you know, when we look back, you know, a year, year and a half later, I think he was more right than wrong on these things as far as I can tell. It’s still complicated. Certainly, there was something deranged about a debate in which you could not have these sorts of, you could not have these sorts of discussions. And you know if you want to frame it politically, we always think of, you know, democracy as a good thing. In a democracy the majority is more right than wrong and if you get you know 51 percent is more right than 49, and 70 percent is even more right. But you know, if you get to 99.9 percent, maybe that’s totally right, or maybe you’re in North Korea.