I'll begin to finish here. We are seeing a dangerous trend developing in particularly the Western world that who you are as an individual is becoming secondary to the group, and the more insidious element that's coming through in recent years is that your identity within the group is now defined by the group. So if you're a woman, you'd think you were in the woman group, but unless you hold to a set of views that, you know, a certain group have defined, as I say, you're now a misogynist. So you're a woman who's a misogynist. It's the same as we've seen in the anti-vax movement—or, rather, people at the moment running around saying everyone's anti-vax who might have a different opinion. The fact that a whole lot of people are vaccinated but have a different view doesn't make them anti-vax. It's the same when we talk about cultural or race issues. Just because someone has a different view doesn't make them a racist.