off entities or cutting off countries at the merest hint. And in fact, we saw that with Russia. I think even before the private sector was way ahead of the government in applying those secondary sanctions to entities doing business with Russia, because they were worried that if they, it wasn't worth their time. It wasn't worth their, it was from a risk awards standpoint, it wasn't worth it. Just get out of Russia, get out of dealing with these companies, because what if the US government decides to sanction them, et cetera, that's going to impact our business. So there's a private logic of its own that makes these sanctions and the fear of sanctions just really devastating for private entities and countries that are remotely impacted by them. Let's shift our attention now, Paul, to what has made the dollar. So we talk about the physical infrastructure, but there are other aspects of this that are more difficult to define, some of which we've kind of talked about, which is the (34/45)