 You know, I would say that the shared spaces were a little bit more in everyday practices, more than in organizational spaces. But in terms of everyday practice, exactly what you're saying is correct. These kinds of underground networks, people who are known to one another but not necessarily to the public at large, the process of relating to the world in that way, I think, was kind of shared. And in some ways, I think that's why some of the impediments to joining up with a radical movement