That's a tough question. I'm in the business of accompanying start-ups and making them succeed on the coaching side, if you want. However, definitely, our tolerance to risk.... A lot of the early capital for start-ups comes from public institutions, which are by nature risk-averse. No one wants to be seen in the newspaper as having funded a failed company, even though, as I explained in my intro, that's part of the recipe. It makes it a little harder to take risks. There might be institutional framework reasons for that. It might be that people who have a lot of money in Canada are not very willing to spend it or spray it on different ideas. There might be other alternatives.
