and unapolologeticallyly. i ain t worried abouout it rightht now and whatever fear that may accompany that initial foray into the wilderness, replace it with curiosity, and it becomes infinitely less daunting. i ain t worried about it whether we choose to acknowlwledge it oror not, we e are all responsible for each other and the world. [ cheers and applause ] all o of our tomorrowows and the e tomorrrrows of ourur chchildren andnd grandchildren depends on each of our todays. on each of our todays. a few classes, once in every several generations enters at a point t in our hisistory where e it actualllly has a chance t to change the trajectory of the cocountry. you face that inflection point today.