n. Now this should not be taken as any kind of an insult to anybody. I've made this mistake before, which is if I mention somebody's on the spectrum, if I say anything like that publicly, people say whoa whoa whoa, who are you insulting? To which I say, insult? Where was the insult? Well you just said somebody's on the spectrum. To which I say, right, but what's the insult? Isn't that like saying somebody's tall, somebody's black, somebody's white, somebody's male? It's just who you are. So I don't put judgment on being on the spectrum. You know, if you took away the inventions and the benefit that has been brought to the world by people who are technically on the spectrum, and I think Elon includes himself, you know he's self-identified as being on the spectrum. I'm not 100 percent sure it's true, but when I see this kind of an opinion where he's favoring the literal over the reframe that doesn't need to be literal, I think, wow, this might be one of the cases where drawing this distinction between a reframe would work for the regular public. But here's what I learned. I just learned it doesn't work if you're on the spectrum, which actually makes sense, right? So being on the spectrum would make you a little more literal, and maybe you just couldn't embrace the imaginary part of the refra