Good Novels Are Not Written, They're Rewritten!

And That's How Things Are. A Day Is Like A Whole Life. You Start Out Doing One Thing, But End Up Doing Something Else, Plan To Run An Errand, But Never Get There. . . . And At The End Of Your Life, Your Whole Existence Has The Same Haphazard Quality, Too. Your Whole Life Has The Same Shape As A Single Day.

Science Can't Tell You Why Anything Happens.

Often I Feel I Go To Some Distant Region Of The World To Be Reminded Of Who I Really Am.

Raising Children Is, In A Sense, The Reason The Society Exists In The First Place. It's The Most Important Thing That Happens, And It's The Culmination Of All The Tools And Language And Social Structure That Has Evolved.

The Greatest Challenge Facing Mankind Is The Challenge Of Distinguishing Reality From Fantasy, Truth From Propaganda. Perceiving The Truth Has Always Been A Challenge To Mankind, But In The Information Age (or As I Think Of It, The Disinformation Age) It Takes On A Special Urgency And Importance.