>Audrey: We coined plurality instead of calling it inclusive diversity or digital democracy, because these terms are already very heavily colored in specific sectors. So if we say digital democracy, even though it can be applied in the workforce, people are still think of electronic voting machines and it's no, it's just that right when we say inclusive diversity, people immediately think of gender or race or things like that, which is an important part of the differences, of course, But it is not the primary focus of this great smoothing technologies.

> And so, like all the words, needs more adjectives to kind of go into places where we want to go into. But at some point, if you have too many adjectives, it becomes a mouthful and nobody wants to listen to you anymore. Right? So I think one part I think Glen tried polycentric collectivism or something like that, but it's like two multi syllable that are even harder to communicate and.

>Glen: Even better than the word plurality is this overlapping mix.