I would like to go back briefly to your description of your family, because I think it's particularly indicative of the demographic my friend was trying to get at. They are making choices. So I wonder if the example you used, which was terrific—very graphic, and very, very descriptive—shows that, in your mind, the idea of regulating might really be passé. We're at a point now where your kids are watching these things on the Internet, which is fundamentally unregulatable, by definition. Therefore, is it not then a matter of the quality of the programming and the choices that the viewers end up making, viewers who are virtually completely in charge, as opposed to the government saying this is what's going to happen?
I wonder if you would agree with that point.