And when you're trying to have hard conversations about policy, particularly when they're cutting across political differences, when those conversations happen online, people perform. When they happen in real life, people have a sense of curiosity about each other's positions, and that's what we need more of. Yeah, no, it makes sense. I mean, is there anyone here on the Hill that, like, you've. (02:02–02:08)
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