So what we see here is that very often the older generation is starting trusts because they are worried that the family will fall apart, and they have good reason to believe that the family will fall apart. In one case I know that a business owner in Taiwan who apparently had four lovers and he knew that they will all meets when he dies, so in his last will he put that there would be trusts created, because he knew that all the partners would meet at the funeral, and realized there were lots of children involved, and it would be a big mess. So this is a case where you create a trust just to avoid all of the conflicts, however, the mistake was make in the past obviously, that you would have, let’s say, a few parallel families. So I believe this is an example of where a trust is not good, and where the decision was basically made just to preserve what is there and tie it to these people because he knew that the interaction between these people will likely be very negative for the rest of their lives. However there are other good examples, and in England it’s very common to have trust kids, because the divorce rate, for example, has increased so much that a lot of people actually get married and most likely get divorced between year 2 and 4 of marriage. So when you have large wealth and people are for example not happy to sign a pre-nuptial, or there are ways out of that, or it hasn’t been done properly, trusts are one way to ensure that kids who might get divorced, who have a tradition, families who have a tradition of getting divorced multiple times, where money can be preserved so that it doesn’t leave, so that the in-laws come in and take the money and leave the family again within a few years, so there are these wealth preservation strategies sometimes used and trusts are very common. You might have a young Einstein sitting there who has a fantastic idea to change the world, but he will get $1000 every two weeks for the rest of his life. But if he had $300 000 he could build the next Apple. But I think there is also another psychological problem, you might have very smart people who believe they make really good decisions, and do believe their parents should be proud of them, and by establishing a trust, it puts them in a particular corner, basically means we don’t trust your judgement. And I think one of the worst things is to tell the next generation we don’t trust your judgement. Because if you tell them, how do you expect them to change the world?