We offered that to our people at Rockwell, and it was surprising to me how few people were interested. People will want to go to an office that's convenient, however. From your workstation, you can do your financial planning, take a course, do shopping and so on. For me, it might be that I work through the evening. But I do think people will be just as productive, and in many cases, more productive.
Stuff is finite, but knowledge is infinite.
There's no limitation to its volume or its tradability. Potentially, there's room for a lot more people to be supported by it. I think there's going to be an enormous growth in this knowledge layer, and if we're really lucky, it could have an incredibly positive impact on the world economy. The problem with the imbalance in the world economy is not a lack of resources but a lack of distribution, because the folks on the other end don't have anything to trade. Well, in a knowledge economy, maybe they do.