 I don't see any issue more important than privatizing education. And while in some ways having a federal government, Republican Democrat, they're all against privatizing education. Yeah. Besides sending your own children to a private school that you choose, what kind of things can we do to advance the movement? And does it take going authoritarian and revolution before we're going to see private education in the US? I mean, who knows, but it probably is going to take a while because because it's the most important thing, it's also the most difficult thing. I would say support education saving accounts. There are organizations to promote them. The specific structure of education saving accounts was promoted by the Goldwater Institute in Arizona. They do good work on it. I'm sure there are others who do good work on it. But that to me is the best way to privatize because it's in a sense a pain free way to do it because the government continues to fund education. But parents have a choice of how to deploy the dollars. So it's still redistribution of wealth, but at least it gets government out of education, out of the management, the decision making, the running of schools. And to me, it's fascinating people say, oh, if we had private education, kids wouldn't be able to afford to go to school. And then I bring up educating saving accounts. I said, OK, so I'll grant you that the government should pay for the school. But how about we do it through an education saving account for them? And they they still won't accept it, even though I've taken away their prime objection, because that's not really the objection. Right. They say it's not fair because then kids with the money can choose which schools that they want to go to. Yeah, but everybody gets the money. That's the thing about education saving accounts. That's true. Rich parents can supplement more than poor parents, but they can today as well. So it doesn't put us in a worst case. And it makes it it's obviously better without any of the cost that they attribute to it. What they ultimately say, if you push them, they embarrassed about it. But what they ultimately say is I don't trust parents to make that decision. And that's the barrier. It's the platonic philosopher, King idea. It's poor people can't make decisions like that for themselves. I have to make that decision for them. That's what it boils down to. It's it's paternalism. And paternalism is very strong among the middle class and the and the wealthy. Very strong. Poor people have no I mean, I think poor people would embrace education saving accounts like this. It's the middle class that objects them. It's the educated middle class that objects. It's poor people send their kids to the wrong school. They won't make or they won't send them at all. They will. How will they choose? Well, they know. Yeah, I mean, that's yes. That's always what it boils down to the real objections because the financial stuff is bogus. You can get over that easily. I quote. And then I give them the story of the beautiful tree. I don't know if you read that. Yeah, yes. But they still they can't get away from the paternalism. But but but but yeah. But I agree, it is the number one issue. If we could privatize schools, everything else would fall in. What we need today, what I call the new intellectual would be any man or woman who is willing to think, meaning any man or woman who knows that man's life must be guided by reason, by the intellect, not by feelings, wishes, wins or mystic revelations. Any man or woman who values his life and who does not want to give in to today's cult of despair, cynicism and impotence and does not intend to give up the world to the dark ages and to the role of the collectivist. Broads. All right. Before we go on, reminder, please like the show. 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