What happens to society is how one views another. What our society is built to support is society built to create. It's built to protect each other. We are all different species. We have different origins, and our origins are based more on religion, culture, or human development or whatever it may be. That's when, when you have those evolutionary pathways all going in a totally different direction of human understanding of the world from the biological standpoint, there is a huge gulf between our own society and another. That's why we've said, We can't take credit for it. It's one of the most basic assumptions that we all have – biology, we have a common origin and we can make decisions for ourselves in the world. But that's not how people were built. Because from the start there's a lot of fear and apprehension in our society. When we begin to have this common origin to our social systems, we can have a lot of really important decisions that go in the direction of understanding the world, and the idea of how to lead people, and the idea of what our country must look like. We'll get into that very much in the forthcoming book. And that's just one of my many other books.