 that we can't unset, so to speak. We build this state in the name of public safety, and I think the danger is particularly acute now that crime is rising. We build this surveillance network in the name of public safety, and then it becomes really hard to unbuild. And we sort of depend too much on the good intentions of people using it, which is not to say that the people who are in charge are not well-intentioned. Many of them may be.