 Generalization has absolutely nothing to do with your rank. Although you might want to think that it does, and maybe it does, and it doesn't. Well, I hate it when I do that. I just get myself so confused. And I have generalization failures. That's right. We're talking about generalization, a behavior occurring in different contexts. It's a very... generalization is such a broad term. It can mean anything. The effects of an experiment can generalize. A behavior in itself can generalize. It has to do with behavior change outcomes, behavioral processes, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. Any of those things, right? So when we're talking about generalization, we literally mean, is the behavior going to occur in different contexts? Is the findings going to occur in different contexts? Are you going to do different behaviors in the same context? There's generalization there. It's just, there's so much generalization. It's just nuts. It's general. And you're easing it? In generalization? But I just, yeah, I'm done.