This, this word emptiness, it's not we can understand it in more than one way. But here I think what would be especially suitable here is to see it as is a form of impermanence or rather impermanence as a form of emptiness. That when we hear a sound we know the sound is not going to continue forever. Same with smell, taste, feeling, any phenomena form physical form what isn't? Subject to decay tu impermanence. But when he says the the Enlightened the city supranormal faculties enlightened, this goes beyond just as a kind of a minder, oh, there's, there's a sound of a helicopter. Oh, yeah, it's impermanent, they won't be around forever, it'll, it's nothing conscious like that. It's nothing that requires self talk, it's just through the experience of seeing into the formlessness of form. Again, the, the no thickness of this world of thickness, to having experienced that oneself, then there is, there is less attachment, I'd say less less attachment to the sense experiences. And, and so less confusion, less, less bondage to the senses