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I Really Enjoy Forgetting. When I First Come To A Place, I Notice All The Little Details. I Notice The Way The Sky Looks. The Color Of White Paper. The Way People Walk. Doorknobs. Everything. Then I Get Used To The Place And I Don't Notice Those Things Anymore. So Only By Forgetting Can I See The Place Again As It Really Is.

I'm No Lance Armstrong, But I Do Use A Bike To Get From Place To Place In Manhattan, A Little Bit Of Brooklyn.

I Didn't Have Any Agenda Or Plan When I Started Writing Stuff.

A Lot Of That Worked Itself Out In The Recording.

My Take Is That The Kind Of Complexity Which Says We Can Always Generate Complexity From Simple Interactions Following For Example Rules.