Thank you.
The way I think about it is in the digital spaces—the supply and the demand. I think Shelly's pointing to that as well. We have to go after the supply of disinformation flowing into our systems, but then we also have to create resilience so that there isn't demand.
What creates a harmful narrative that sticks versus one that doesn't? It usually takes advantage of some sort of existing fissure within our society. We have to build up the resilience on the demand side, and we definitely have to go after the supply side, which is very sophisticated. We're never going to stop that flow, but if we can reduce some of it and build resilience to it, that is part of the fight.
