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All These Gadgets, The Phone And The Computer, They Expose The Inside Of Your Brain In A Way That's Bad.

I Had A Lot Of Encouragement And Tolerance From My Parents, But I Also Have Many Friends Who Didn't Get That From Their Parents And In A Way They Have More Strength From Spending Years Where Nobody Believed In Them.

Competition Impedes Creativity Because You Present Yourself In A Way That's Going To Been Seen By Somebody Outside Of You. You're Not Very Much Yourself And It Limits You.

The Idea That Competition Is Pointless Is Really Something That Speaks To Me, Especially In America Where Competition Is Really Prominent And Very Overwhelming, And It Doesn't Bring The Best Out In You Because What's Going To Push You Is To Bring Others Down.

I Think The Tools Were Always Available, For Decades And Decades, To Make Your Own Film And Be Creative. I Don't Think People Had To Wait For Youtube To Do This Type Of Small Project. Youtube, I Think It's Great. I Have This Idiotic Satisfaction. And I Think There's A Bit Of That In Youtube. You Share, True, But It's Centralized, And It's Already Sort Of Controlled. I'm More For Something That's Not A Centralized Medium. Like Doing Your Own Film And Screening It Yourself. You Cannot Control People Doing That.