When I'm talking about creatives, I'm thinking about individuals, the entrepreneurs, the scientists, and the people who make the institutions and processes work.
I'll give you an example of where I think the federal system may be going slightly in the wrong direction. The recent announcements about changes within the management structure and operating system within the National Research Council world are causing a lot of what I regard as the highest value-added and the most creative scientists to say, “You're suggesting I go from a full-time permanent position to a world where I have to go out and raise my own capital to do my job, and it's all going to be two- to five-year contracts rather than a career path.” Many of them are burnishing up their CVs right now and applying to the USDA and the European institutes, the ones that we think are doing better than us. Our people are wanting to leave there because they're saying the direction in which we're going right now will make them less creative. It will make them into the bureaucrats and managers and research design people that we were talking about in response to a previous question.