 So this brings me to a thing that you've said about Floresta's ideas about education, where I think sometimes you read like European thinkers from around this period and they think like education is something that you build a school to do. And then you like take young women and you would send them off to the school to get educated. But she's thinking of it in this much more holistic way where part of it takes place kind of in your house when you're a kid just watching how people interact with each other.