Well, that’s one pretty fly interpretation, high as a tethered heavier-than-air rectangular-ish craft IMHO.

I’m partial instead to the more grounded functional analogy between the mechanical flywheel and the electrical inductor, or in-doctor, as we commonly say here in Appalachia. If the doctor’s in, indeed, then he/she must necessarily investigate the development of new drugs, and if NIM can help with that, then so much the better!

Denver’s nice, for a Rockies town, but do beware of mixing the thin air of high altitudes, with the thick air of the magic smoke, as you’ll need to breathe simultaneously faster, and slower. I think it’s easier here in Appalachia, where the grass is green and doctors are pretty!