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>And I think the third and final thing, is that they should not reinvent the wheel. They should not build things they don’t need to build, especially from an infrastructure point of view, and if they involved in making some kind of secure system, they should be very very careful, and their first option should be to seek an existing piece of infrastructure that provides that security. If you’re building secure systems is very very complicated. we have a very large team, passing a hundred people now, we have world class researchers, like Ari Juels who was previously chief scientist at RSA who are working on this with us. And these are very complicated problems that seek to eliminate the risk of various edge cases. And I think the people that try to build all of that themselves, they could do that, if they devote the relevant resources to it. But if they do that without devoting the relevant resources, I think they are taking a massive massive risk, that, that in many cases Im not sure that if they fully understand because, the nature of the problems that they are trying to tackle are unknown to people that don’t think about secure system design as a profession, as an academic career.