But the problem that you have now is that as women are getting better educated with more employment, more status, more prestige, they compete themselves out of their ability to find an attractive mate, as women raise up through the dominant hierarchy. And this is competence hierarchy. Who's going to tell women the equal access to opportunity that you have recently just acquired? Actually, what that's doing is it's making it more difficult for you to find a mate that you're fundamentally attracted to. Yeah, well, it does a lot of things. I mean, it does provide women with a lot more opportunity on the economic front. It does decrease their dependency on their mate in relationship to economic security and educating women, countries that are willing to educate women. That's the best predictor of their future economic success. So if you look at developing countries and you want to find out what about developing countries, most likely to predict the fact that they will continue to thrive economically. It's the right attitude towards the education of women.