I have a lot of neighbors, although I'm way out in the country, I'm in a community. So out here, people will be bartering. And ain't no one I know of around here is going to take my silver for shit. What they're going to want is take my supplies, take my propane, take my gas, take my weapons, take my eggs, take my stuff out of my garden. They're going to want stuff out of my supply shed, tools, food. Yeah, they're not going to want my silver. So, hey, check it out. Our takeaway here, I always like talking to you, Dibs, but our takeaway here, remembering your own meanderings, what you're doing, the MSRF can be taken. I suggest it can be taken all the way to the 20th year. This is the common denominator in ancient calendrical systems, the number 20. The 20-year cycle was sacred to the Zapotec, the Olmec, and the Maya, and it was a part of the system of Sumer Babylon and Egypt in their 60-year periods. But 20 years, 20 times 360 is exactly 7,200 years. I mean, excuse me, 7,200 days. So there's that number, 7,200 we find everywhere in the record. Even the Mayan long counts, 144,000 days per bactin. 144,000 days is also divisible. It's divisible by 20 and 7,200. So the pentagonal dodecahedron is a structuring that the ancient Greeks believed reality was built off. They believed that the world itself was built off. Have you ever seen those old medieval woodcuts and paintings that show this framework and there's the world, the cosmos, and the guys looking at it? Many times it's a pentagonal. It's a pentagonal dodecahedron. Let me address this, all right? Okay. So you guys have taken this far beyond the original perimeters that I set. The original perimeters I set was, I don't feel like I need to go any further than seven years in the future, seven years in the past. So this is the restriction that I imposed. When I designed the MSRF by looking at every number's divisors, one through 10,000, I made these discoveries about these orders of magnitude, the orders of magnitude being those with the most divisors. But I stopped at 2,559 because that's where seven years stops. That's not where the system stops. If we were to go by the true calendars of the world, as almost every culture in antiquity has actually regarded the cycle, it's 7,200 years, which is exactly the common denominator in the Omec, Zapotec, Mayan, Sumerian, ancient Egyptian, and Babylonian systems. It is a 20-year period exactly. to to the ancient astronomer priest 20 years was the divine cycle almost all these calendars in the old world are based off the uh the 20 year cycle and then later on they developed into more