In your series hell of precidents, you repeatedly returnd to this concept of free real estate. It really does seem fitting that this feeling of america running out of new frontiers on to which it can displace and provisionally reconcile the contradictions is becoming so visurally apparent now with the housing crisis. So to put some of your last answer in deeper context, what are these ideas of american freedom forged amid slavery and indigenous genicide? And then how were they challenged by the rise of industrial capitalism, and then provisionally reconciled through free real estate, first out west and then in the suburbs? Well, phil kde famously said, the empire never ended. And he