 But it's this idea that the blessings of liberty are not just for us, but for our posterity. That, you know, American individualism is in our DNA. The Declaration teaches us that we're individuals with rights. We don't need to be taught to think of ourselves as individuals. I think what the Constitution does is it reminds us that, yes, we're individuals, but we're also part of a people. And as such, we're custodians. We're trustees.