It's very easy for universities to accept money. They love money. And if a donor says, I'm going to give you hundreds of millions of dollars to found a new initiative, Deans will say, great, hundreds of millions of dollars. But an institute, a program for intellectual vitality or an institute for independent thinking or free inquiry reminds me of the old Jewish joke of two men going into a lower East Side restaurant. The way it comes over is what will be gentleman and woman. Says, I'd like a glass of tea, please. You know, this is, I'd like a glass of tea too and make sure the glass is clean. So the way it comes back, it says, two glasses. Which one asks for the clean glass? It's kind of missing the point.