By asking the question, I am trying to compare the situation with the world of medicine where, after one type of equipment is chosen, everything suddenly falls apart and we have to change 25 other things to get everything to work. That is what worries me. Sometimes, we want something to work everywhere but that leads to major changes in the equipment we already have and that we can't replace. Are problems like that occurring at the moment? Does Canada have things that are not compatible and that do not work together?
On April 26th, 2012. See this statement in context.