All right, so what we're calling this, enabling conditions hypothesis. I did send you an op-ed that was published, I think, about two years ago in a newspaper in Bangladesh, neither necessary, not sufficient. So this is what the idea was, neither necessary not sufficient. Three enabling conditions for effective transboundary water management. So I started with this idea that does life cause death, does oxygen cause fire, does rain cause flood? What it means essentially then if you look at these three questions going from very philosophical point of view that life caused death. Of course you need life before you can die. Just because if you are not alive you cannot die. So basically but does it cause it? Same thing with oxygen really. Oxygen does it cause fire? Why is this important? Because right now I'm sitting in my room, I have oxygen, but there's no fire. But think about a situation really about maybe 5,000 years ago when we did not know about all of this. And we had a lot of fire in many different places. Then you are a scientifically minded individual. You went and measured everywhere and you find that in every place there is a fire there is oxygen. So then you have a theory now. That theory tells you oxygen cause fire. It's a good theory because I don't think basically think about it 5,000 years ago I did not know any of this chemistry, I did not know oxygen, but I found out certain things are present in all situations when there is fire. So now I am basically very brilliant. I came up with a theory