Yeah, so, um, you know, I know, I know that a lot of professionals that I've spoken to, that was kind of a question that I asked them to, you know, like, how do you deal with, you know, climate change deniers, and a lot of them actually talk about, you know, strategies that they use in the field. Because I interview people from, you know, NGOs and all sectors of you know, the government, and even, like in other countries, just working in different types of jobs, and you know, all of them, basically like, say something along the realms of you know, trying to to speak to certain interests of people, and not necessarily, like mentioning climate maybe, like, you know, kind of, if someone is more interested in like, like, economic incentives, kind of mentioning those, and, you know, trying to make decisions that still benefit the environment, but Not necessarily using those, like, words that might spark, you know, like kind of argument or, you know, so basically, using words that, in like, talking to people, it really takes a lot of practice. And even myself, I don't have a lot of experience with talking to climate change deniers. It really takes, you know, a profession. But in terms of, like, getting young people to believe in climate change, I would say, you know, really, just go out into the world and talk to people, you know, especially, I think at my age, like I have something to compare, you know, my present life to, compared to, like, when I was younger, when there was, first of all, like, a lot more snow, less, you know, climate disasters. But I think as a young person, being curious is like, the number one thing, like asking people, if you notice, like, hey, like, there's a lot of, like, rain happening, and it's, like, very hot this summer, and, you know, it's very uncomfortable. It's making me feel uncomfortable, like noticing those feelings, noticing, kind of, if you don't have anything to compare it to maybe, you know, just going out and talking to people is like how I would say someone could get inspired. But, you know, if one doesn't have the curiosity, then I think it's very hard to, you know, get them to listen, or even to, like, hear, to like, understand the importance of, like, working with climate change. All right,