ing a robot only war. Here's some more evidence of that. So there's an article I just read somewhere that said the ubiquity of precision weapons. I wish I knew who said this. I'm just stealing their good work right now. I apologize. But there are so many precision weapons that if you were to look at the front line from the sky, you wouldn't see much of any concentration of forces because as soon as you put anything out there that has size, you know, like a tank or any kind of a vehicle, it just blows up. The other side has such good drones now that 100 percent of everything you put in the war zone blows up. Like all of it. So if you were to look at the war zone, it would be kind of empty. Just think about that. That any other war zone in the history of war, let's say World War I or if you could fly over it and look down at what was happening, you would see that both sides are really concentrated like a whole bunch of people in a trench and then beyond that there are a whole bunch of other people and beyond that a whole bunch of other people. But it'd be