right? and that s the counter argument here, and you made the good point when you look back at the microsoft probe, with the states, it really hebbed, you know, give leverage, helped, you know, give leverage to the feds in that one, that the state s investigation helped on that one and to jim s point, i just wonder if we re at a point where the definition of anti-trust has to change, at your alma mater, yale, there was a big paper that got a lot of attention, the anti-trust paradox, by lena kahn and she said that the way that the tech companies work and that our data is an actual commodity means that you have to change the definition of anti-trust at its heart. do you agree with that. it may be in the context, and just going back to the cost thing because i think that is important, what microsoft and tobacco and other sort of cases where the ag s have gone after companies, there is a consumer cost involved. here, the allegation is not that the, that big tech is taking people s privac