Angela: It has indeed been fun. I'll close by saying that I think you're right: Given the sort of period in history we are living through now, the education system will gradually follow into the footsteps of globalization. Things will change, albeit slowly, and locally. It's worth keeping in mind that 100 years ago, most people even here in the U.S. barely went on to get secondary school diplomas. What used to be a privilege became a norm that's now part of our economic reality. And today, universities like Columbia and Cornell are establishing campuses all around the globe. In the meantime, what we here can do is constantly keep in mind that at the end of the day, the numbers say this: We're lucky to have been given an opportunity to have access to virtually unlimited knowledge. That comes with a lot of responsibility. Over and out from New York, since it's already late in St. Petersburg. And thanks for that last comment: I sure as heck am glad as well.