I was interested in how he was going to deal with that since it can be paradoxical to write a treatise on how to be happy and say like the more that you search for happiness, the less you're going to get it. But again, I think that's kind of the central point of the book. And but do you find that it's been reconciled? Like in. Well, no, it's not reconciled for you. Because, because this is where he focuses on like reason, giving like, motivating you to virtue. He could have just called it like how to be virtuous and just said. If it's practical advice, I think it's good practical advice