Thank you.
I think it's terribly easy to pick out one program that sounds as though it's incredibly fruity and start in on it. It's very easy to target something, as Senator Proxmire did for many years in the United States, that seems to be worthy of the Golden Fleece award, as he called it.
To be honest, what you should be looking at are the statistics as a whole. You should be looking at the track records of research programs in various universities. You should be looking at which of those seem to have led to profitable and useful things—not necessarily financially possible, but humanly possible—that have issued results that have made human lives better.
That's the sort of statistical basis you need. Please don't wave your hands in the direction of something that comes to you in a catchy phrase and think necessarily that's indicative of the whole thing.
With respect to DEI—