Which I call symbiosis, means as local as possible. So not a one-size-fits-all overload, but a variety of local stewards by and for a variety of tasks. And this is, I think, a very potent idea because many people in the West, they see the superintelligence and they think Skynet, like one-size-fits-all, literally. But in Japan, they have this idea of local kami, which is local steward spirits, the safeguarded relational health of a river, of a forest, of a village, in which case it's called a uchikami. And those kamis are in relationship with each other, but there is no overlord that presides over them. So it's like an Illinois-Ostrom idea of subsidiarity. So resolution is on the most local level possible. So these six pack, you're going to think of them as exercising care with the nervous system and have six packs of abs, I guess, and also six packs of beer because it's very portable. But the six pack of care shows then that if you optimize for the relational health and civic care, you do not need to optimize any particular number, but then people still report flourishing in the democratic system.