It doesn't eliminate access. What it eliminates is some level of convenience.

It's very much a last resort. The goal is to see if we can reach a meeting of the minds or meet somewhere in the middle with JLI. I don't know, though, if we'll succeed.

It was technology gone out of control.

We think the big deal here is to give a lot more people access to a level of computation that was not available before.

In a pursuit of convenience, man has only caused more inconvenience for himself!

Nature doesn't give a damn for convenience, and never has.