Although I do want to do it. And there's actually some really neat mathematics that might show up in, if you're a math lead, there's something called Stirling's formula, which you might want to do a Wikipedia search on, which is really fascinating. It approximates factorials with essentially a continuous function, but I won't go into that right now. But the normal distribution is 1 over, this is how it's normally written, the standard deviation times the square root of 2 pi times e to the minus 1 half. Well, I like to write it this way. It's easier to remember. Times whatever value we're trying to get minus the mean of our distribution divided by the standard deviation of our distribution squared.