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How can ethical constraints encourage out-of-the-box thinking to solve complex research challenges and maybe how we can kind of bypass that? I guess we do you get you come up with good questions. Thank you. It's my job. Yeah, I don't, I don't know that like I can't think of any examples where an ethical situation led to like some big innovation. But I think it's something that you need to think about inside of your whatever research you're doing that you're taking these things into account when you come up with creative ways. Like, you know, one of the things I guess maybe this is an example is, you know, respondent and excuse me, respondent anonymity insure assurance is hard to say. Have a product that we have here. OK, Yeah. But we call it RA, but it's keeping the respondent anonymous throughout the survey, right. So that's something that we came up with and has some bigger challenges than you think because it's not only masking and like all of like who the respondent is from an e-mail list, but it's also masking like their location and everything. So they can't be traced, right? So I guess it's, it's not like a big like kind of sexy product or or not a feature rather, but it's something that is necessary for these, you know, kind of. Ethical consideration.