Yeah, really good Dwight. I think it's good to just put a human look on this, we're talking in terms of numbers. But there's a real, horrible, destructive human side to this. So, for example, in China, when they instituted the One Child Policy, what happened? There was a lot of unintended consequences with that. But one of the unintended consequences was, was what our coworker Darrow Miller calls gendercide. In other words, males were preferred to females, because of cultural traditions going way back. And that's not uncommon in many societies around the world. So males were preferred if we can only have one, and that one is a female, and we find that out through ultrasound, or we might find it out even after the baby is born. The baby was either aborted, or was killed. And millions, I mean, hundreds of millions, it's one of the biggest genocides in human history has happened in China since 1979 of young female girls. I mean, just the tragedy of it is, it's just unspeakable. I remember, Dwight, a few years ago, we had some conversations with a woman who was one of the key student leaders of the Tiananmen Square riots, she had come to the United States, she had to flee for her life to get out of China after that, because they were really hunting her down. And she came to Harvard, came to the United States, got married, went to Harvard, became a Christian, and started an organization that I, gosh, I wish I had the name of it, I will have to put this on the podcast notes, Luke. But yeah, she has a really terrific book and organization that was all about combatting the One Child Policy, and just the destructive nature of it, because she lived it. And she saw that. So you had that. And then, when you get rid of females, it's going to create all sorts of problems for the society, you've got lots more males that can't find wives. And frankly, I think one of the saddest things is, over time, you've got this kind of burgeoning aging population, and just not enough young people to support them. And I've got a gentleman that lives on my street that, too put a real human face on this, he's probably in his 80s, he's completely alone, he has no family to care for him, he's completely alone. And it's one of the saddest things I've ever seen, when you when you see an elderly person, who are weak, and they need help and support, and God provided family to do that, but because of worldview, or these consequences that we're talking about, there aren't family, they're alone. And we're seeing that more and more in societies like China and Japan and all over the world. So there's real consequences. Dwight, what do you see in that?