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I don't. I'm an electronics engineer and usually I spend at least an hour, sometimes two or three hours just going through all the technical advances that are going on in all kinds of fields. I'm just right now reading an article about single photon switching that is going to allow some advances in optical computing. So I work for a company in China that makes medical displays for ultrasound systems, MRI systems, mammography and all that type of thing. We also make user interfaces like control panels for ultrasound systems and MRI systems. So I try to keep up with all the technical stuff because that's part of my job and I enjoy it. I try to suck in a lot of information every day. I think I spend a little too much time on the computer reading up on this type of thing and maybe not doing some of the other work I should be doing. But I'm kind of fortunate, I work from home, I do a little bit of travel, recently I traveled to Chicago and Boston to visit some customer sites, I live in Seattle and I really have I have a pretty easy job considering that I don't have to be in an office or necessarily work all day. I typically work like, I don't know, probably two or three hours a day on average.