I think we all saw in real time during the pandemic that the taxpayer kind of pays two or three times. They pay their tax dollars and the dollars go into research to create a vaccine. When there is a vaccine created, they pay again. You don't get the insider price, really. You pay the full price, or the best price that your government can negotiate at a large scale. You'd hope in some cases that if there was a moon shot on some of these really breakthrough things like Alzheimer's, dementia, MS, ALS or what have you, the taxpayer would only....
It isn't too much to ask, I don't think. Anyhow, that's a larger discussion for a different day.
The other thing is just in regard to moon shots and different things like this on the commercialization front. Through the years on the industry committee and the health committee, I've heard different things. There are people who love to sit in their labs at universities. It isn't a knock against the individual, because they're obviously very brilliant, but they just like to be in the lab. They don't want to get involved with commercialization. It almost becomes a lifetime's worth of research, and that's fine, but if you do have something that could potentially be commercialized for the benefit of the human good.... Are there a huge number of cases like this out there, or is that an urban legend?