 of what Palantir does because it's a very old agenda that, you know, here I point out how it goes back to the Reagan-Bush era, but you could really make an argument, as Yasha Levine does in his book, Surveillance Valley, that the Internet's earliest days, going back to when it was a military project called ARPANET, were about counterinsurgency and identifying people who might be a threat to the status quo through their activity on this particular network and through data mining.