Just to be clear, the world does have a big problem with misinformation, with processing information. There's never been more access to information, and our ability to work through it and sort fact from fiction has not kept up. I get it nearly every day. I get somebody who emails me saying, "I don't think this vaccine's effective." I send them a link from the New England Journal of Medicine—the premier medical journal in the world, the journal of record for the profession that's doubled life expectancy and made so many things possible—and they shoot back, "No, I've got this blog. I'd rather read this." People are lacking the ability to tell the difference, and that person is misinformed—that is a real problem, and I know it, and I experience it. But that doesn't mean that everybody who has a concern is misinformed. The problem with being unable to internalise complex situations in our head, to quote an old ad, is that we are failing to do that as politicians too.