When asked why, Fuller does not even pause. Gradual, long-term growth interests me more than a meteoric rise. Evolution is not, as some people believe, about the changes occurring in organisms due to adaptation, natural selection, and other forces that are so minute and gradual as to be not directly observable given their long-term nature. It's really about not missing the next big thing. It's about adapting yourself and modeling yourself and rigorously remaking yourself quickly enough in order to embody the next big thing before it's even big.
Evolution is about electing to survive.
Fuller's own next big thing is the plan to expand T.R.I.'s service area from Watertown to Alexandria Bay, Gourveneur, Lowville, and Carthage, all in the next three years. So, yes, the mitotic properties of Teloperators Rex interest me greatly.