Why should the government, rather than industry or universities, provide the money to put a network of supercomputers in place? Because there is a range of problems that can be attacked only with the massive data-managing capacity of a supercomputer network. No business or university has the resources to purchase by itself enough machines for a whole network, and no business or university wants to invest in a part of a network if no mechanism exists for coordinating establishment of the network as a whole. Which one of the following indicates a weakness in the argument? ['It overlooks the possibility that businesses or universities, or both, could cooperate to build the network.', 'It does not establish the impossibility of creating a supercomputer network as an international network.', 'It does not furnish a way in which the dilemma concerning the establishment of the network can be resolved.', 'It fails to address the question of who would maintain the network if the government, rather than industry or universities, provides the money for establishing it.']