Let’s say, hypothetically, I had your house key. Now, I’m not saying I do have your house key, but let’s walk through this logically. If I had it—and again, for the sake of argument, let’s assume I do—then, theoretically, I could enter your house whenever I wanted. At any time, day or night. Now, that wouldn’t necessarily mean I would enter your house, but in a world where I did, you’d probably want to consider how quickly you could change your locks. Because the facts don’t care about your...