I Blame It On Walt Disney, Where

The Literature Now Is So Opaque To The Average Person That You Couldn't Take A Science-fiction Short Story That's Published Now And Turn It Into A Movie. There'd Be Way Too Much Ground Work You'd Have To Lay. It's Ok To Have Detail And Density, But If You Rely On Being A Lifelong Science-fiction Fan To Understand What The Story Is About, Then It's Not Going To Translate To A Broader Audience.

Targets And Timetables Do Matter. But There Is A Dispirited Feeling That The U.s. Just Rejects Multilateral Target-setting For The Time Being.

Here's My Philosophy In Life: If There's A Fire, You Put It Out. If There's A Flood, You Fill Sandbags And You Build A Dike. You Roll Up Your Sleeves And You Get To Work.

With 'avatar,' I Thought, Forget All These Chick Flicks And Do A Classic Guys' Adventure Movie, Something In The Edgar Rice Burroughs Mold, Like John Carter Of Mars - A Soldier Goes To Mars.

It’s Not A Requirement To Eat Animals, We Just Choose To Do It, So It Becomes A Moral Choice And One That Is Having A Huge Impact On The Planet, Using Up Resources And Destroying The Biosphere.