Being made available and not just take this approach. I think the principle of the greater good applies. And there will always be some risky judgments of the data and there will always be a position that is unfairly singled out when in fact that person has been. But as jacob said, you have to look at those and the weigh the benefits against the costs. And i think that we keep in mind the benefits that we are receiving and certainly privacy is part of that. We use our credit cards all the time even or credit cards are for real. You know, to underworld hacker websites. So our Financial System is constantly balancing the benefits of electronic data exchanges against the risks of bullishness hacker activity. And i think that we are gradually groping our way towards this. It is time to thank the panel for the really good job that they have done. [applause] we will execute the same thing. We will transfer the to the senior fellow at the Brookings Institution who will be moderating the idle w