Eneasz Brodsky

And I bring all this up because they are doing it again this April.

April.

April.

Yeah.

I don't know what fill up means necessarily because Inkhaven can host a lot of people if they really need to.

But they turned away, I think, between two-thirds and half of all the people who applied.

And there were 41 people in total for the month.

I think it's very good that they are selective with who they take.

If you just let anyone in, then it wouldn't be Inkhaven, and it wouldn't be as valuable.

A lot of what you're paying for is the peer group that you're getting, and therefore it's important that the peer group be...

you know, both around your experience level and also like really good and furthering you on and being someone that you can collaborate with.

I guess this is at least partly one of the things that we're going to get into with the HPOMR review coming up.

But yeah, the filtering and gatekeeping mechanism, I think, is also very valuable.

Probably not.

I don't think so.

I've learned a lot.

Cool.

And I think the marginal gains of going a second time would be less now that I have internalized a lot of lessons of my one month there.

I'm sure they're going to be changing some things and adjusting how they do it.

But yeah, I don't think this is like level two Inkhaven.