Speaker
which is why these days ballot forms are randomised. Much to the discuss of older people, you go, oh, it's so hard. It's so hard for me to find the act candidate I want to vote for. They should be at the top of the letter A. Well, we'll talk for about that a bit as well. But he said compare that to simply telling, giving someone information about a candidate, not not necessarily saying vote for this person, but saying, you know, this person has these policies, has these beliefs, and so on. So he says, in one case, you're nudging someone by sort of ah some sort of a subconscious means, whereas the others, you're doing it by directly giving them reasons to act in a certain way. But basically, the thing that he the thing that he says here, the thing he's going to say, but lately yeah as as this goes on, it it' at the end of the day, everyone's getting these sort of epistemic nudges all the time.