Beth

I mean, it just seems like this is an amazing tool at this time in the U.S.,

Is it considered that you've consented for the sharing of your personal health data by stepping on the thing and sharing your personal health data with the company?

That's...

So, but that must mean that it's anonymized, right?

Because it is.

We're aggregating the health data.

They're comparing you.

The part of the part of the subscription is you're being compared to people in your thing.

So that's just got to be anonymous.

That's very cool.

And actually also those things are also one of the health conditions that the sleep study could talk about, right?

And part of what's interesting about these things is that we're being alerted to

possible health complications before they typically would be caught, right?

So early warning about patterns that look like they might go into dementia could change the way that you engage with, I don't know, brain exercises, medication, all that kind of stuff.

Things like Parkinson's as well.

And I feel like we... Wasn't there a story...

A decade ago or yesterday, because what is a time in the age of AI?

But there was a story about someone being about a being able to detect Parkinson's maybe in or just from speech.

or just from something.

And we're seeing, you know, we're just seeing a whole bunch of ways of detecting something from a really early, from a much earlier standpoint.