[lauter] >> i don't really think we should or do dial up risk close to the continuum. i'm closer to the view of normal accidents that's referenced in the paper, and i think the implication of the emergent effects and other things is that we can't really calculate this terrly well. i don't think we can or should dramatically dial down risk or dial it up. i think what we ought to do is do a better job of recognizing and preparing for it so that we can take certain steps that will press the likelihoods that we see or give us a better ability to respond even in concert with our opponents to inadvertent consequences. i can say more of what i think. do you want to have in on that, jeff? or valerie? >> i think valerie has a side on that. i'm interesting. >> valerie you don't have to speak if you agree with me. [laughter] >> when i read this, one of the first thoughts that came to mind was actually i remembered the quote in the movie jurassic park that you're -- i can't remember it exactly but your technologists were so business -- were so busy worrying about what they couldit