You are more optimistic than I am - for 40 years there has been a tremendous push to reduce labor costs and with an intensity not seen with reducing energy costs, material costs, increasing production efficiency, and better design of the product itself- now it doesn't take a genius to understand that while reducing labor costs may be good for the individual companies bottom line that in the aggregate it reduces consumptive power and increasingly slows economies but as I've said this has been going on for 40 years what makes you think a light bulb is going to suddenly go on- I look at China, US, and EU economies and I'm worried not because they are terrible per say but because they are so anemic with dirt cheap oil, what do those economies do if things reverse and oil is rapidly 3-4X as expensive?