Importantly, the total number of unique viewers has fallen 13% week-over-week, yet the number of pages they're visiting per session has exploded. Folks are coming to the site, reading an article, playing a game, reading another article. I'm not looking for engagement. In fact, my goal with The Bryant Review has always been to help people unplug from the algorithmic feeds that are colonizing our minds. So the fact that we're providing a site that people not only want to visit, but want to explore? And doing so without an attention algorithm? It proves out my belief that a website can exist on the modern web without resorting to psychological violence on our guests. What's more, it can be successful, too.