Print whatever they want, say whatever they want, and then we'll have another truth consensus mechanism to just like, figure out in this marketplace of ideas what's true and what's not. But what it's doing is it's decentralizing. Like it's pushing power to all the edge nodes and kind of like equalizing the playing field. That's what freedom of speech is really, a technology. It's like a decentralization technology, a soft technology, not a hard technology for organizing societies. And it's brilliant. I'm like, super glad we have it, and I'm appreciative of it, and I'm glad it's been enshrined in the us constitution over the last 250 years. But enshrining in the constitution is not enough. You also have to embed it deeply in the culture.