Don't Work For Fools. It's Not Worth

Whether It's The Experiments On 'mythbusters' Or My Earlier Work In Special Effects For Movies, I've Regularly Had To Do Things That Were Never Done Before, From Designing Complex Motion-control Rigs To Figuring Out How To Animate Chocolate.

I Am Incrementally A Pessimist, But I See The International Debate That Edward Snowden Has Engendered, And I Think This Is Exactly Where The Discussion Should Be. So, I Would Say I'm More Optimistic Than Pessimistic.

Growing Up In New York, I Was Sort Of Shocked When I Realized That My Children Are Californians. They Are 14 Years Old, And I Explain To Them Frequently That They Will Never Realize The Glory Of A Snow Day. You Wake Up And The World Says, 'oops, It's Too Much Fun To Go To School, You've Got To Stay Home And Deal With The Snow!'

From Earliest Times, Humans - Explorers And Thinkers - Have Wanted To Figure Out The Shape Of Their World. Forever, The Way We've Done That Is Through Storytelling. It Is Difficult To Let The Truth Get In The Way Of A Good Story.

I Had Saved A Few Hundred Photos Of Dodo Skeletons Into My 'creative Projects' Folder - It's A Repository For My Brain, Everything That I Could Possibly Be Interested In. Any Time I Have An Internet Connection, There's A Sluice Of Stuff Moving Into There, Everything From Beautiful Rings To Cockpit Photos.