So I don't know, Lao, Crowley, Moe, but nobody really knew what was going on. And you also have examples of earlier reformers. So in the century before Martin Luther, who we're going to get to in a second, is going to nail those 95 theses to that church wall and start the Protestant Reformation. You've already had two dudes, John Wycliffe, who's out of Oxford, who is declared a heretic for opposing the Catholic Church. After he died, he actually dug up his corpse and burned his corpse. How gangster is that? And then you also have Jean Housse out of the University of Charles out of Prague, who was burned alive as a heretic for saying some of the very same things that Martin Luther is going to say to us in a few minutes.