Not entirely on topic and kind of obvious. But, China has made great advances on economic growth. But they have a huge debt on social freedoms. We will see in the next years how much economic growth can be sustained in that environment. I am curious if China will opt to open up, may be slowing growth in the short term but giving viability on the long term. Or if they will insist on the current model. I don't think there is a single instance on the history of humanity of a country to become fully developed without the corresponding social freedoms. May be China will be the first case.