Congratulations on that. Thank you. You have an incredible story about how you even began to think about this, so tell us about that. Yeah, well, i was adopted, and when i was 35 so 15, 16 years ago i was contacted by my biological parents, who actually had stayed married. And one of the reasons that they contacted me was to give me this medical information. My mother had had Breast Cancer twice, and she found out that it was caused by the brca mutation, which meant that i had a 50 chance of inheriting that mutation. Wow. And so when you heard that, what did you think . What did you do . Well, you know, i knew that it most seriously affected women, and i had a daughter who was two, and that it would be something that potentially she would have to deal with later in life, but i assumed like Silicon Valley people, i was very optimistic. I figured theyd have this bug fixed in the version of humanity 25 years from now, so i didnt really think that much of it at first. But later it became m