Maybe I look at this from an overly simplistic point of view, but a lot of students who graduate from my area go to the University of Guelph, and of course it's not a U15 school. I'm not putting words into people's mouths who have appeared here before, but they kind of alluded to the fact that well, you know, schools like the University of Toronto, which is a fine university, have such a great infrastructure that they should get more because they can handle the grants and the funding. However, I can't believe that to be true because if you met with the University of Guelph and said, “Hey, over the next 20 years, this is the funding you're going to receive. I want to see how you can demonstrate the ramp-up,” I think they would do it easily.
If I look at the economy in Ontario, especially in southern Ontario, it's very dominated by agriculture. It would only enhance the agricultural success with new varieties, pest-resistant crops and everything else. I'd probably see a great advancement for humanity.
Do you have any thoughts on that?