The government's not going to get in the way of anybody. So that's basically what we have in England and the United States in the early 1800s, or mid-late 1800s. We have a system of laissez-faire. So I've already kind of said the positive. The positive is you do get economic growth, and you do get benefits to society, whether it's a railroad or it's new hospitals, or it's whatever it is, it's good because it creates jobs and it creates an infrastructure, and that's how societies are built. The bad part is that if the government is doing laissez-faire, then they're not going to be able to help people that are getting hurt by capitalism. This is capitalism, okay, laissez-faire.