There are many people who talk about this generation as the "ME" generation. All I care about, all this generation cares about is "well, let me just make more money", "let me just get a bigger house", "let me just be more successful and accrue more accolades, more prestige". This is a false stereotype. Yes, accolades, prestige, money is important. It's important to most people in the world. A big deal. But what these people who have these stereotypes where they err is that they see just that and they don't see the desire to make a difference. You know that 1,800 students at Harvard each year, above 1,800 students are members of PBHA. That's not all. There are other students who are outside PBHA and who volunteer. Just about every single one of you, at least if we look at the statistics, just about every single one of you, very soon, after you leave Harvard, will join an organization, whether it could be your primary job or not, an organization that is a social enterprise and not for profit, something to better the world. You'll be on boards of such organizations. You'll donate money to such organizations.