Blessing. But I do think just not knowing is fascinating, and it does imply that life isn’t simple and that there’s never one factor, or even grit or economic status that is going to foretell your destiny. Do you know the psychologist John Gottman? You know his work on marriage? I know his work. I’m a big fan. Do you respect his research? I do, a non-expert in it. And I know that a lot of the research that he does is not like huge sample sizes. And, you know, I think he has like a little love lab, kind of a marriage institute or whatnot. Yeah. And you come in and you like, sit on a couch and you have an argument with your spouse, and then he videotapes you. I mean, every scientific program has its strengths and weaknesses. But yeah, I’m a fan of John Gottman. So he claims that he’s got a lot of data that shows that there are certain things in a marriage that are strongly predictive of divorce. So, for instance, the amount of sex you have having more sex does not necessarily lead to a more successful marriage. Yes. He argues that the amount of arguments you have, the number of arguments you have, is not necessarily correlated with.