Yeah Stevo, so the correct managerial decision is to put aside...

Yeah Stevo, so the correct managerial decision is to put aside aspects of green hydrogen exploration until it is able to be financially viable. I prefer to have my companies to be nimble enough to adapt to circumstances. That's precisely what Fortescue has done. So what's ya point Stevo?

There's a plethora of other decarbonising steps being implemented,, Fortescue Zero's developmens and partnershis ,transformation of the trucks and excavators to evs powered by renewable energy etc, massively reducing diesel costs to the tune of $700 million pa. Is any of this relevant to you, Stevo, given your lack of interest in investing in Fortescue? Or are we just wasting each other's time? I suspect the answer is yes.