 Oh, absolutely. Yes. I mean, if parochial empathy is our default, then that default is intensified and magnified under threat. And right now, of course, there are people in the Middle East feeling intense existential threat. When you feel that your wellbeing, your family's wellbeing is threatened by outsiders, it's an absolutely natural response to circle your empathic wagons, sort of intensifying your care and protectiveness for people in your group.