I appreciate your sentiment and I, as most people, have mixed feelings about how China's developing. As I referenced in my other comment, a great deal of China

I appreciate your sentiment and I, as most people, have mixed feelings about how China's developing. As I referenced in my other comment, a great deal of China's ability to innovate in terms of real estate development comes at the cost of what we Westerner's would perceive as social rights. If Palo Alto decides that there are too many black or poor people hanging around a certain section of town, most of us would prefer (to put it, err, lightly) that the city not just kill them, boot them out of town, or snatch the property rights of the places they frequent and bulldoze them. But such behavior is precisely what permits the process to which you're referring.