Thank you for your question—and it's Mr. Stoff. I do not have a Ph.D.
I would say that the challenges and the risks associated with what China has become, and the threats associated, are in some ways very unique and kind of deserve their own special treatment and attention for a couple of reasons. The caveat is that the ways that we need to treat, and how we collaborate with, any authoritarian-type nation should be consistent in terms of how we approach engagement. There are some similarities in that sense, but the issue with China, I think, needs to.... Because of the apparatus that China has established, with state-mandated directives to acquire know-how, transfer it, commercialize it and weaponize it, I disagree with the notion that we should be country-agnostic.