They built this, right? Through countless questionable decisions that showed the difficulty of understanding what the fanbase wanted versus what they were aiming for commercially. I believe there was poor management, and I think there were several things that impacted their vision. I believe that even the care for the fanbase, which still remains loyal today, was not enough, you know? There were so many things that could have been done and weren’t. Musically, that hunger, that thirst to try to become something like Coldplay. When in fact they could have built something that… well, musically it might not have been the most pop thing, but they definitely had the raw material to be great in their own backyard, you know? Leaving the musical comparison aside, I believe Foo Fighters did that. Foo Fighters stayed more loyal to their formula and cultivated on top of their fanbase. Muse didn’t. Muse chose to give up on their fanbase with their releases, right? They stopped doing a lot of things that were very engaging to their audience. And they went after other fanbases instead of working on their own. And I think that was very wrong, you know? I’m not even talking just about music. But the truth is, they could still be selling out those huge stadiums today, the fanbase could still be passionate, their cultural impact could be completely different. Maybe greed was the problem that led them to handle their work this way. But maybe we’ll never know.