[Q] The scientific enterprise is probably a hundred times larger now than it was when you started, but the number of people admitted to, for example, the Royal Society, is not very different.

Yes. I think that's a shame. I have no doubt at all that the room in which we're sitting which happens to be in the Royal Society, that the corridors of the Royal Society are emptier than they should be, far emptier than they should be. The fact that they are so empty makes a disproportionately large number of people pretty unhappy, so I think that- I am strongly in favour of that. I don't think the Royal Society, by the way, is unique, I think that the Brandenburg Academy of Sciences in Berlin could well expand. There are too many- it too is too empty.