All right, well, Carlos, let's just go, man. Come on, you need to make a sit here for another 45 second or you're Charlton Parker one.

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Question number one today comes from Bill. He is in the great state of New York and he writes this with the recent Supreme Court decision on abortion rights.

Will there be an increase in abortion services being offered through the dark web over to you, oh, host of Marketplace Tech?

Oh, thank you, Kyra's doll. So for people who maybe

sorry, hey, I will meet you where you are.

For people who may not know the dark web usually refers to just sections of the internet that we're all sorts of nasty things happen.

Generally, it's part of the internet that you may not be able to find just through like an easy search.

It'll exist on sort of like a secondary layer. It's where a lot of criminal activity happens.

And you know, often sometimes it's where people go to do things on the internet that they don't necessarily want other folks to know about.

But lose terminology. Anyhow, will that happen? It's probably too soon to tell.

But experts in general say when you ban or you make something illegal, you can expect a black market to pop up for it.

I mean, the decades and decades before weed was widely criminalized.

You know, show that you make it illegal and people find a way around it.

And so, you know, this is something that advocates for legal abortion services have said over and over again that you can't actually ban abortion.

What you're doing is making abortion illegal, but people will still seek set abortions.

And therefore, they end up getting them, you know, in the infamous back alleys or in ways that may not be as safe as doing it in a clinic or a doctor's office.

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