Again, Michael Houghton brought the contrast that when the University of San Francisco had an important discovery, the patent costs were covered by the university right away. Here, they cover the first year, but after that, when the real costs go up, the universities back off. It's very different.
It's surprising; I mean, the country with the biggest free enterprise in the world is the United States, but they put in government money to get people over the valley of death with the patent costs, and here, in a country where we believe in government support for many programs, we don't have that money for patenting and we don't have that money to get people across the valley of death.
So you hear how people struggle to try to get there, and most of them give up.