 And I think, you know, the way the conflict unfolds, the way that the losses accrue, the way that, you know, the way the U.S. had relationships with Osama bin Laden when he was a fighter in Afghanistan in the 1980s. I mean, all this stuff matters. And I think the thing that we tend to do is we tend to just say, well, it would have been the same because in our category, which is a fake construction of the way we think about the world, it's the same binary outcome, right? You win the war, you don't. But the way you win the war actually affects the future.