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There Are Many Talented People Who Haven't Fulfilled Their Dreams Because They Over Thought It, Or They Were Too Cautious, And Were Unwilling To Make The Leap Of Faith.

So Much Of Literary Sci-fi Is About Creating Worlds That Are Rich And Detailed And Make Sense At A Social Level. We'll Create A World For People And Then Later Present A Narrative In That World.

It's Really The Sense Of Isolation, More Than Anything, Realizing How Tiny You Are Down In This Big Vast Black Unknown And Unexplored Place.

I Think "avatar" Is Kind Of A Unique Category Where People Are Enjoying The Unique Theatrical Experience Even Though They May Have Seen It On The Small Screen. They Want To Have That Immersive, Transportive Experience. "2001: A Space Odyssey" Played For Three Years At The Loews Cinema In Toronto. I Remember That. It Just Kept Playing. People Wanted To Return To That Experience. That May Not Be The Best Example Because I Think "2001" Took 25 Years To Break Even.

I Blame It On Walt Disney, Where Animals Are Given Human Qualities. People Don't Understand That A Wild Animal Is Not Something That Is Nice To Pat. It Can Seriously Harm You.