 If interest rates were controlled not by some central planning body in Washington, D.C., but rather by the market, can you imagine how good entrepreneurs who, you know, saw what was happening and were able to sort of figure out the market and run their businesses as the market changes these rates, can you imagine how good they would be over time? Because, I mean, that's how the way it was for, you know, many, many, many, many centuries. I mean, that's one of the things I always point out is, you know, like public education, like so many other things, central banking is a very new discipline. It's a hundred and, what, 110 years.