So I don't think we'll be encountering any surprises here. That's the good news in terms of predictability, because obviously everyone's curious about what's likely to happen. Within five years, we're not going to see revolutions. We're going to see some accelerating trends. For instance, the power of microcomponents used in computers doubling every year and a half to two years will be tremendous.
Standardization is one, particularly in wireless.
It's probably less achievable in future regulations or industry agreements. Too many players, too many countries, too many firms and too many strategies. Obviously you lose the simplicity of uniform standards. Wall Street goes through these kinds of wild, manic-depressive swings. And so we have to discount a lot of that for purposes of more general Wall Street trends that have nothing to do with the actual performance of CLECs.