If you look at our next couple of layers of management, they're still very heavily sprinkled with people with strong technical background. You know, it's a little bit peculiar in that I don't understand the technology at all of the stuff we do now. I don't understand how they design these products or build them anymore. But I have the feeling if I wanted to, I could do it again. And I'm comfortable with the kind of arguments those people make.
Nobody comes in and argues with a new product, based on a bunch of financial models or anything.
You have to get very deeply into the technical aspects of what the product does to get anybody's enthusiastic support. Our industries have been principally technologically driven. And that's unusual, particularly for an industry as large and as ours now, to have it still so strongly technically driven. But obviously, I think, that is changing in some parts of the industry. In fact, even at Intel.