Instead of confronting them, you go along with them, say, oh sure, I'll do it, and then you end up paying the tax for them. And we've had some interesting changes in people because we've done that. Let me say one last thing. It is the introduction of Buddhism into the United States, it's an interesting event, I don't know how important it is, but I don't think it's an introduction separate from the West. I think there's an undermined going on in the West, which is coming to the surface now. I think that the Transcendentalism and Unitarianism and Thoreau and Emerson, etc., are very much a lineage which is leading to Buddhism, and Whitehead and his emphasis on process is extremely close to Buddhism. And that's all from a Western tradition. And Blake is very close. I mean, Blake, when he talks about Albion taking the moon and stars out of his stomach and externalizing nature, or Job, the same way, that's not different from Buddhism. Blake is extremely similar to Buddhism. There's that tradition. Thank you very much.

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