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Hey, please don't take this the wrong way. I do have a question. I'm just still learning a lot about the United States because I'm really stupid and not from the country. But something that I've noticed, which I'm just like, what about, is that every decision ever made in this country legally, specifically about human rights and whatnot, is made on the basis of this document from the 1700s. And it's just, that's amazing. I love tradition, I think that's so cool. But it's just a document. It was written when women and people of color weren't considered human beings as such. And I guess it's just like, and I was just wondering, like, do you think that that's still helpful for now making every decision about our lives collectively now? Would you, I mean, it's cool. I mean, I think history is so fascinating. Would you say that that's still helpful?