When you get close to 0, you have a very, very steep positive slope here. And so you see, you have a very high value for its derivative. And then as you move away from 0, it's still steep, but it becomes less and less and less steep all the way until you get to 1. And then it keeps getting less and less and less steep, but it never quite gets to an absolutely flat slope. And that's what you see its derivative doing. Now what is the natural log of absolute value of x doing right over here? When we are out here, our slope is very close to 0.