can possibly imagine. well, i have talked to people in the nuclear power industry about needing to bring the public in, just for their own survival's sake. well, they don't want to have people running around in there, in terms of getting in the way of what's going on. and they're also afraid, with some justification, that somebody's going to come in and throw a bomb into the thing, and actually cause trouble as a way of protesting what's going on. so they keep the public at a distance. and even these visiting sites are away from the power plants. they're near them, but they don't want to take people 