Yes. And also, that was because, as I mentioned, I practice meditation, not because it's a hobby or something, but rather as a revival skill. So I had to kind of run this internal inner system loop to be very attentive, not just to the environmental stimulus, but also to my inner state, the loops of anger, the loops of outrage, the loop of fight or flight, and debugging them, refactoring my consciousness for clarity and always get a long night's sleep. At least eight hours, so that these learnings get written into the long-term memory through neuroplasticity, right? So to me, meditation is like coding. It requires a very attentive way to look at the entire system and also to come up with a set of clear metaphors or simple rules that allows for complex emergent behavior.