Is There a Selection Bias?

i think it's probably pretty important to figure out what's the number of times that you can do thatrandandthe that also change, because the structure adapts overtime. So we have a like you're talking about. You have the relative intensity of just seeing this much goes into the elbow when you do this thing once. But you don't have the number oftimes that you do that. And so, you know, what you could say is, the reason this person got to the major leagues is not because of some sort of special management or special programming or special whatever. It's that their arm didn't explode. That's kind of a a selection bias. Is this this person