you don't have an alternative narrative. You have no way to make any influence in the policymaking and the decision making. So that brings us to something that I like is that you remember when you talk about what a diplomacy framework we did not say that is model. It is not even a theory right now. So what is a framework? Framework is something that is some general ideas and general relationships that gives you to address a particular problem in a particular way. So that is the framework. When the framework get tested over time, so we are doing it for many, many years right now, the gradually it will become a theory, eventually it will become a model and predictable. So right now we'll put our water diplomacy principle pragmatism as framework. This framework allows us to explain those things in certain ways. It allows us to intervene in certain ways. When it becomes really a theory then you guess basically like evolution. Evolution is a theory. Newton's law is a law. Newton's law is not a theory. It's not a framework. So there is a distinction between framework, theory and model. So model is at the level that you are at the Newton's law. So things are doesn't matter really whether I'm in Boston or I'm in Brazil. Newton's law applies. So that is where the difference is. So if you can develop certain law, those are context independent, then you have a law. So do I have a law for water? No, I don't. I don't have a water diplomacy law. We have a water diplomacy framework. And that framework with time will probably get tested