I think it’s important to remember that we were the resistance. We were the half a million people on the street in 2014. But we did not just protest. We demonstrated that with broad listening, with bridging ideas, instead of engaging through enragement, we can give voice to the uncommon ground, the ideas that previously weren’t seen as common knowledge between the warring camps, but rather made the bridging bonus through deliberation and generative polling. And so that was in 2014. And we did not require or even wait for the government to implement such measures. We implemented such measures as part of the civic tech movement, g0v. And so because of this, around the world, what we have seen is that there are pockets of good where people started from the margins, from the most vulnerable voices. And then the government said, okay, maybe these kinds of methods actually produce, instead of NIMBY, Not In My Backyard and MIMBY, Maybe In My Backyard, if I do this, if I do that, and so on.