So for Rousseau, Jacques Rousseau, he also wrote a book called The Social Contract, and his main idea is a little bit different but relatable. I think his idea is more of a communist idea, but I don't think we're going to use that word. Rousseau really argued that for democracy, in a sense, which isn't communism, it could be. I take that back. Nevertheless, he argued that the biggest problem in society was the distribution of wealth, that people who were born poor were always poor, and that people who were born rich did everything to get richer and protect that richdom. I don't think richdom is a word, nevertheless. He argued that government should be run by the will of the majority, the will of the people, that that social contract was run by the majority.