I was working in an office, not running around the world. But it does accurately reflect some of the things we worry about in Russia. I studied chemistry and Russian in college. I work at home. I don't really do any work for the government now, although I still talk to my former colleagues a lot, as well as with representatives in the Congress.
Terrorists are more likely to acquire simple poisons than anything else.
And they are more likely to try to frighten people than to use these weapons truly as weapons of mass destruction. People feel very fearful of these weapons, and terrorists, unfortunately, like to scare people. Yes, I do think it's important to socialize with people. Last night I went to a lecture and had dinner afterwards with a lot of friends. This morning I'm socializing with you, and I'm also having lunch with someone.