I Write Funny Nonfiction Adventure Books About

The Way I Portrayed The People Is Accurate. Because They're Human Beings And We Have A Kind Of Wonderful Capacity To Be Absurd And Ridiculous.

The Laughing Way We Make Damaged People Our Playthings, It's So Dehumanizing.

A Strange Thing Happens When You Interview A Robot. You Feel An Urge To Be Profound: To Ask Profound Questions. I Suppose It’s An Inter-species Thing. Although If It Is I Wonder Why I Never Try And Be Profound Around My Dog. ‘what Does Electricity Taste Like?’ I Ask. ‘like A Planet Around A Star,’ Bina48 Replies. Which Is Either Extraordinary Or Meaningless - I’m Not Sure Which

Sometimes The Personalities At The Helm Of The Madness Industry Are, With Their Drives And Obsessions, As Mad In Their Own Way As Those They Study. And That Relatively Ordinary People Are, More And More, Defined By Their Maddest Edges.

I Think If Somebody Is So Set In Their Ways About What They Feel About Something - And You Get This A Lot In Academia, Of Course, And Also Different Sorts Of Journalism Too - You're Going To Sweep Under The Carpet The Facts That Don't Suit Your Thesis. And I Think That Happens Quite A Lot In The Courtroom, For Instance.