So because finance now is at the beginning of this production process, finance is the link pin for this new system called capitalism. Bankers, begin to emerge as the liquidity provider of the system, the lubricators of the system. And the more this system becomes efficient, the greater the cut that the bankers retain. So the way I've described this is in a book a few years ago was to say that it is a bit like Bankers had time traveling hands, they would push their hand through the membrane of the timeline and extract value from the future that has not been created yet, bring it to the present to fund the production that will produce the values of the future. And that of course made them central in this chain and allowed them to become very rich. And the more they lent, the more value they extracted from the future to bring to the present, the richer they go. But that meant that at some point they extracted so much value from the future that the present could not deliver, could not, the present could not repay the future. And that's when promises are broken. Dead are issued that cannot be repaid. And one that was accumulated at some point, like grains of sand that you lay one on top of the other at some point, that's going to be an approach.