Israel, you know, is too small of a country to become a world market and too small a country to become a great world producer, but we have enough scientists per square kilometer to become a world laboratory. And smallness has its own advantages; when you are small you can be really daring, you can be a pilot plant.
An excellent realization of the objective situation, and a vision and ambition to exploit ones own strength. Something we're really missing here in Latvia, when somebody talks about how small the country is. You've got to realize: "small" can be an advantage. And education, btw, is always an advantage.
