I Mean, I Think I'm Pretty Sentimental.

When I Grew Up In The '60s, We Were Actually Dominated By This, You Know, Sort Of Conforming '50s Culture, Even Though We Were Like Trying To Express Our Own Culture, Like, The Dominant Culture Was The Thing That Was Forming Us. And I Think That That's True Today.

I Was Petrified Because All My Friends Would Be Going To Washington, Dc, To Protest. I Was Sixteen, And I Was Like, "i Don't Think I'll Be Going With You Guys," Just Because I Was Scared. Then You Saw The News, And Cops - Not Students In Schools With Guns - Cops Are Killing Sixteen Year Old Protesters On The News. To Me That Was More Horrifying, To Have The Authority Figures Actually Killing People On The Evening News, Than To Have Another Student Firing A Gun.

Everything's Changing So Fast That It's Sometimes Hard To Keep Up.

If Im Diagnosed With Cancer I Might Become Despondent, But Someone Young Might Not, And They Might Need Connections With Somebody Outside Their Circle Of Family Because Their Family Is So Despondent.

It's Hard To Speculate As A Human About The Afterlife Because You're Not In It. And It's Probably As Wild And Wacky As You Could Imagine. The Idea That People Have Figured It Out, I'm Not Sure If I Can Fathom That.