Yeah. No, it certainly if I were as famous as pinker is I would probably be getting orders of magnitude more than this. But yeah, no, I think, you know, certainly people, you know, so for instance, you know, I, I, I actually I joined Twitter in 2016, in part because, yeah, I knew I had this book coming out. Other people had recommended it as a way of, you know, like, letting some people know that what you're doing and then I found it to be this kind of fascinating source of other stuff as well. And that's, you know, how I came across your stuff and that, a lot of a lot of other things actually. But, you know, when you join something like that in your world It becomes a bit more public because of that, you know, anyone can jump on. Yeah, I mean, especially even, you know, frankly, academics, you know, that had no idea what my thesis is about, they just saw, you know, precisely, more or less exactly what you just said, Who are you to, say x, y, or z? Whereas, you know, I would say, to be honest, since I've gotten a bit less from people who actually kind of read the work or, you know, or frankly, you know, people, they, you know, Middle Easterners, you know, and Muslims, because what I think the book does is, on the one hand, it's not in the it, I'm not interested in absolving, or loading religion one way or the other, like, that's not the goal of the book. It's not meant to say this is this is Islam, bad, this is Christianity good, or anything like that. It's trying to understand the role that religion may have played in politics, so on. So on the one hand, you know, for those who I think actually have taken the time to, you know, either read the book Oreo at when I've been invited to do discussions like this, or at, you know, at events, things like that, when you actually hear the thesis, it's like, oh, well, you know, because one thing the thesis also tries to do, as I mentioned briefly before, is it tries to explain, you know, in one coherent whole, why the Islamic world pulled ahead for so long as well, you know, so it's not, it's not this kind of, Oh, it's, you know, Western culture is the reason why everything is, is great. On the other hand, yeah, I mean, it really is, it really is what you said, I mean, it's, it's very easy to make it seem like, this is a simplistic Western Western culture, good type thing, and it's not. In fact, I, I have tried my best throughout the book, and really throw my academic works to keep stuff valueless. I do think questions need to be asked on most things. I think there's very little out there that should be off limits. I would say, I mean, I think that the nuance in my answers to some of these questions, ends up being stuff that I would say, falls on the, the lower side of controversy when you're talking about this type of stuff, you know, so another person, I'm very close with Timur Quran has worked on, on Islam, you know, he was kind of the Trailblazer. And in looking at the book, The long divergence, it's also a great read, you know, I know, you know, he faced some criticism, too, for this type of stuff, just because and it's, again, it's the same type of stuff is like, how can you How can you be saying that, you know, Islam or Islamic laws behind the world, or the Islamic world falling behind stuff like that. And, and, to that, you just have to, I think, you know, there's parts of me that have to, to shrug my shoulders, when the criticism comes from a place of not really engaging with the arguments, that, I mean, there's nothing you can do about that, when I have had some people that have engaged with the arguments and still think it's wrong, there, it's fine there, um, you know, there, I do the very opposite of shrugging my shoulders and, you know, try to try to see where people are coming from. And, you know, occasionally, occasionally, I'll be convinced that, you know, there's aspects of the arguments that are that need modifying, or maybe more nuanced. Now, I'd say, the final thing is that, you know, as you mentioned, the very beginning, this is very much a macro view of things that I'm taking.