But the idea that every company needs to... if you're not taking those risks, you aren't or you haven't approached failure, experienced failure, you aren't really doing entrepreneurship, has become ingrained in Silicon Valley culture. And so in order to get their companies to hopefully be the ones who are making that big return, and remember, they don't know necessarily when they make these investments which of those companies it will be, they force all of them to go as fast as possible to load up on as much risk as they can to push as hard as they can to get to that moonshot grand slam return. It actually ended up being a story about the companies that VC wasn't funding or that VC was funding but shouldn't have been funding.