That's a fair point if they don't work, but if they do work and they require a level of adoption for them to work, and voluntariness is standing in the way. I'm trying to think through this problem, and the challenge I see is that our economies have been devastated. We're obviously facing a recession and, if it extends further, potentially a depression. Our civil liberties are already curtailed significantly. We're not making this decision in a vacuum.
If—and it's a big if—the use of these applications that are an opt-out system rather than an opt-in system can move us faster to a life that means we can have some sense of normalcy, our economy returns and our lives may potentially be saved, I don't know whether that's the hill to go to battle on in the end. I wonder what you say to that.