I'll keep going. I'll fire a few more at you, Doctor, and we'll see how this goes.
On the idea that tolerance to Slice may be becoming a factor in this one particular incident, would it not be more likely to be one of the other factors, given the fact that if it were a tolerance that was being built up, we would see it not only in one location, but we would actually start seeing it on a broader scale? I don't think we wouldn't see it in isolation. This appears to be an isolated incident. I would like to know what your scientific opinion is on that.
Second, as a scientist, you have a wish list. In your own research, what do you wish you knew that you didn't? What are some of the things that you would like to see, as far as complementary research happening on the Pacific coast right now is concerned, to complement the knowledge base, to fill in the gaps in the knowledge base?
I've asked this question before. I don't know if anybody's done any work or run a statistical model on it based on the known patterns of salmon migration. Is it possible for a pink emerging from the Fraser River to swim north and not come within...? Based on the patterns that we know, what are the odds of that young salmon that is swimming north avoiding a fish farm completely, versus not doing so? I don't know if anybody has looked at the statistics for that, but if you could enlighten me that would be great.