And what we're going to try to do in the next 10-15 minutes is give you a global, world history based kind of overview of the scientific revolution and the enlightenment era. Now these lectures are just going to remind everybody your designed not to really teach you all the facts, but just to give you kind of a comprehensive overview, broad, you know, kind of strokes of history, just so you feel comfortable taking your exams and maybe banging out, you know, a basic thematic essay. But please don't use these as your mainstay. So what we're going to look at is basically how we go from the Dark Ages, Middle Ages, into more of a modern civilization with science and human beings using reason. So really, let's just throw some vocab at you, maybe four scientists, four names that might pop up on the exam. And I would start with Sir Francis Bacon. Now, no relation to Kevin Bacon, so if you're playing six, seven degrees, six degrees of separation, you can't use Francis Sir Bacon.