 And so I think this is the kind of thing where, you know, one of the ideas that is central to the argument in Fluke is that these sorts of things, this Kokura's luck is happening to us all the time, right? We're completely oblivious to the diversions in our lives and our societies, the alternative possible histories, simply because we can only experience one reality. And what we do is we then stitch a narrative back where it's A to B. This makes complete sense. Here are the five reasons why this happened. And in fact, I think this is a way that we end up deluding ourselves into a neater and tidier version of the real world.