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And I think of the maybe the genius of George Lucas. And if you imagine that original C3PO wandering around in Star Wars, that is kind of what I see in a lot of these humanoid robots that I've seen versus R2D2, which might have been the less, you know, humanoid of the two, but it was definitely more utilitarian. And I love these uh, uh, graphics here. As you can see, the a machine which needs to work on a factory floor. Doesn't need the restriction of an eye on the top two hands exactly 20 inches apart, um, legs which are inherently unstable like us human beings, right? We are inherently unstable. As soon as you take the battery out of us will collapse. We as humans, we did not evolve. To be most efficient factory workers we evolved for safety and other socio social needs so as we think about what is the best way to. Move some of the repetitive, dirty, dangerous work over to machines. Human form factor doesn't look like the most efficient one to me.