The Importance of Separate Brew Systems in Scientific Research

If you brew sequentially, it takes you twice as long to brew. You can get two batches done in roughly the amount that it takes to do one batch. And for me, that's really a practical time saving, right? So I'm not taking 12 hours to brew an experiment. It takes me six hours. But that's just a very, very practical thing. Everybody has 17 systems that they can brew all right together. There's no way to brew 17, you know, five or 10 hectare liter batches at a time,. so it's just not possible.