 let people do what they want, change happens, and then people get used to the change. And then pretty soon they can't even believe that they ever thought otherwise or they've just forgotten. So a lot of the problem is just status quo bias, just getting people to think about how beautiful the world could be but isn't yet. And that's really the whole point of Chapter 5, Bastiat's Buildings, where everyone knows great French economist Frédéric Bastiat. In the book, I resurrect him, and then we travel around the world and see the world as it might be but is not.