Yes. Well, first of all, bureaucrats are my friends. I entered the government saying that I’m a public servant for the public service, meaning that I never joined any political party. I never attended any party rally. I’m fiercely all-partisan. Okay. And so that means that the bureaucracy was able to internalize this bridging, Lagrange point logic by taking on reforms that save their time—like reducing tax filing from three hours to three minutes—without incurring more risk. Or it can reduce their risk—like overcoming the Uber problem, the deepfake scam advertisements, and so on—without wasting their time. But bureaucracy was probably already at a local optimum of the trade-off between risk and time. They’re very good at making trade-offs.