I am taking the silent moment just to thank Eduardo, so much for all of the things that he has done for NASA does not get the recognition that he deserves all of the people, part of the NASA team are all volunteers. And they do not get recognized nearly enough for putting together the great panels doing all the logistics, if you've ever run an event, you know how not easy it is to do that. So thank you so much.
Thanks, thanks to you a, this was a a an effort that we have been coordinated for a year now. So this is the result of that effort. And I want to say thanks to all the people that collaborated with this. And I'm not going to resume the whole three days. But I just wanted to give you perspective of what we did during these three days. And we just basically went from the trough of the Internet, all the ways to how, and when to trust in this we will discuss yesterday. So just so you know, when we talk about two we talk about in the in the session that I moderated, we talked about efforts of collaboration that are happening now on how the Internet created the space to create collaboration. And there are key factors there that we talked about. clarity of purpose for the collaboration and having very granular focused projects that you can do through the Internet, those we did with sets, things like that. On the truth part, we really talked about, you know, how you I mean, the trust part, we were second date, we talked really about how you can trust really, the Internet. So we talked about encryption, and how you can keep the data privacy. Online, even though it was said today that data is like fuel. There was some discussion about the new fuel. And there was some discussion about that. And today, they was all about hope. Then, you know, we talked about there was one thing that Steve said that I think there's summarizes this thing about hope with one line, which is is it is analog to what Einstein says you know, m is equal to I mean e is equal to mc square well, openness is hope. Okay, so with that in mind, I want to thank all our sponsors, for supporting those I'm making this happening. I'm looking here for design. And also there was a big collaborator that was not able to be with us today. That was Glenn McKnight from Canada. He couldn't be here with us, but he has been connected to the school. And he's one of the people that helped us found this school in 2018. But you couldn't be with here with us today. And like I said, when I'm finished here, stay, we're gonna take a picture of all of the people that are here. And that will be the front page for this year's school. So you're logging. And with that, let me see what else I have here. You see a row so small that I don't know. But anyhow, I don't want to keep you here. The boss of the boss is going to take you through your Pm back to the Hyatt Hotel. So those are there, you don't have those three of us are going there. I mean, all of you are staying there. Some of you are going from there to the other hotels, and including so you will do the arrangements there. And it will leave the place about 3pm today. And I will I hope to see you most of you during ICANN. So this content this, this journey continues. So with that in mind, I officially close the proceedings for DNSSEC Nast, it's called 2024. Thank you for being here. Big applause
