There's some very dangerous public policy conclusions that could flow from that. For example, the University of Maryland recently had a conference. They talked about the criminal gene. People have talked about the gene for violence. People have talked about IQ genes.
People talk about genes for sexual orientation.
All we need to look at is some future society where we'd get rid of a couple of these genes, we'd solve the problems. It is still the environment, still our social responsibility to control these problems. They're never going to be just in our genes. Professor McGee, I know you've been wanting to get back in here. Well, I agree with Professor Capron that, if we're looking for a human nature message, there's more in common that we hold than there are differences, but, to strongly disagree with Alexander Kimbrell, I think it's clear that the Patent and Trade Office has to rethink its patenting structure.