says, cases in controversies. and that means there's a process. litigants come in to the federal trial court. and, for example, litigate against one another. and there's a process there. a trial or summary judgment motion that the district judge renders a decision. then that comes up to the court of appeals. in my case. and there's briefing and oral argument. i like to say there's a process. i like to say process protects you. it's one of my things i always like to keep in mind. you go through a process to help make good decisions, deliberative process. and we have a process. judges are very focused on process. and having that oral argument. having the briefing. and then talking to your colleagues. you change your mind, you know, senator. you've been a judge, of course. you change your mind sometimes based on the comments of colleagues. that process is important. then to your point about deciding that case, you write an opinion. you're not trying to resolve