 or out in the open where you can get them, there's no copyright issues there. And to your point, as a state, when you start developing these things and say, listen, this is there for kids to learn. Kids from all over the country can use it. I think that's an absolute way to get around these textbooks. Well, you know, that thing where they take computers and everybody, I forget how they describe it. They share a problem across millions of computers. What if Oklahoma said, we're going to create the best Civil War curriculum?