I was recently playing this game. One of the outposts was a bunker and within the bunker there was a water treatment system. And I was like: "This is the first time I'm seeing a water treatment plant in a video game." And I was like: "This is insane!" It was a proper multi-loop membrane treatment plant. That tells me that more and more people know about different water technologies, which is impressive. I thought of taking a screenshot of it, sharing it with my colleagues. But then I realized that I'm the youngest person in the team and no one plays video games so none of them are going to relate to it. I did not choose water. I think it's more like water chose me. I grew up watching comic book movies and reading about superheroes. That was a driving motivation for me to do things which are not usual which are not normal, which are not regular. That kind of drove me to enter a high tech career profession. The biggest difference that I bring and other young people like me bring is a different way of looking at things. Youngsters have a different sense of urgency about environmental challenges; water security, food security. That sense of urgency coupled with a future looking prospect. It really makes a big difference for engineering industries especially water. We are working with technologies which will provide the solutions for ourselves when we get older. So if we don't do it, no one else will.