I don't think that's true. We are by nature counter to that culture, and our public comes hungry for that, we need to provide them that. That said, one last thing. Back to my worries. I do worry that we are in an age when professions have lost their hold on the imagination and the respect of the public, whether those professions are journalists, politicians, doctors, lawyers, priests or whatever it is.
People respect the professions less than before.
Partly that's because of the complex situations in which they've found themselves. We don't want to be in the situations of those other professions that have suffered from this loss of respect. I feel the respect for the MFA increased when we reopened our front doors. The opening is tremendous in all of it, and something that is very much in my mind as we approach the master plan to revitalization. . . . I don't share Jim's general concern.