 So this is super interesting because I feel like there's a kind of deep critique of Cartesianism here, where the social Cartesianism, as you said, starts from this assumption that everybody is the same and has the same capacities. But then we have this observation that women in Floresta's society are just getting a bunch of different opportunities and denial of opportunities to grow their capacities. So that even if they start off the same as men, they're going to end up different.