And so what's made it sort of compelling for businesses to adopt in this way is that it really does cut the costs. Instead of having to learn something new for every buyer or seller I'm dealing with, we're effectively dealing with this one technology called the Internet. It's simply the fastest way we have right now of communicating information between buyers and sellers so that more or less, as a buyer, I have an instant window into my sellers and vice versa. It takes a way a lot of the layers in the marketplace that traditionally insulate buyers and sell from their markets. And that's a wonderful thing if you're in a business.
Speed means profits.
If you know what your customers are doing, you can react much faster and more effectively. But Mr. Shapiro, you see a potential danger or downside here. Talk a little bit more about that. For example, the impact on jobs. Well, let me just start by saying I think the Internet, cyberspace, seems to induce some kind of collective amnesia.