(A) Importance to the Union
	As the executive document states quite clearly on the
	third page, were the U.S. to fall behind in CPS, our
	entire infrastructure would be vaporized, and we would
	never be able to compete in the world market again.
	This would be catastrophic, and the government is
	trying to avoid becoming irrelevant.

(B) Importance to the World
	CPS is just the next step in decreasing costs of services.
	Whether in medical, agricultural, or scientific sectors,
	CPS is making workplace computational devices cheaper to
	acquire and integrate into vertical markets.  The lower
	the cost of the technology, the easier it is to introduce
	it into third world economies, allowing for an easier
	transition to modern wealth-creation.  For the third of
	the world living on less than a dollar a day, CPS
	represents the technology that could lead them out of
	poverty.

(C) Importance to my Career
	If this document's projections are correct, in the future
	most devices will be cyber-physical in nature; whether or
	not I pursue a career explicitly working on CPS, I will
	probably use CPS in my career or work towards building
	CPS.  Personally, I'm not going to go out of my way to
	pursue CPS, but it might simply be inevitable.