That's a great question. I think the first part is the litigation system you see in the U.S. right now. Dozens of cases are being presented. Also, the other part of regulation around emotional harm is research. Right now, the research we have is based on hypothesis or not on real data, but we have the data right now, and we need the funding for this research. We are working with Princeton, Stanford and other universities to conduct this research, but none has been researched so far.
We need to understand first what is happening in the brain and what is happening on a societal level for these people. Then we can put litigation into place and have injunctions, maybe, to have a solution.