resoundingly, the taliban is changed. we learned from our mistakes. women will be educated through high school, through university, and even beyond if they want that. however, when you start to talk about the logistics of what that, actually, looks like, you run into problems because, then, suddenly, they say once women hit puberty, they can't actually be educated in the same building as men, as boys, because they need to be segregated. so then, there need to be girl schools which haven't, actually, been built, yet. ergo, these women don't end up getting educated. the other thing you see a lot, anderson, particularly not in a place like kabul but in these rural areas is that there's just a different mentality. so, people think they're just supposed to send their daughters, their little girls to a religious school for a few years. maybe, she'll learn the numbers, a few letters of the alphabet and she'll learn how to recite quran. but beyond that, there isn't really an appetite to educate girls and so even if the taliban