notice and noticing this as a turning point in their efforts, but there s a lot more that could be done here. i know this is complicated and i know that none of us are policymakers, but does it help when these companies pay the ransom? should congress pass a law to stop them from paying these ransoms? because paying the ransom doesn t seem to be stopping them. right. it is a very complicated question. on the one hand, if everyone stopped paying, this would stop because the incentive for criminal actors to do this, the money they re making would disappear, it wouldn t be there anymore. on the other hand, the fact that this is critical systems, there are business decisions part of this, even, you know, when we were talking about health care, potential loss of human life, high stakes decisions, it s pretty difficult to just draw the sxlin say, no payment. but i agree with what anthony was saying, that if there s more
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