 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, which is something to be considered, because if you look back at, you know, the policy of