Susan, who has tilted her head, brow furrowed, since Laertes started speaking, abruptly nods once to herself as her expression clears. "I'm afraid I've muddied my meaning by speaking of too many things at once. I mean delight is useful because it brings one to feel delight, not because it serves a grander purpose than its own experience. Separately, it may be helpful for people to get a better sense of what capabilities we, as a collective, possess. To that end, I'm afraid I'm not certain how precisely a survey might help."