Art Makes Us Human, Music Makes Us

I Think The Relationship Between Memory And Time Is A Very Deep And Tricky One, To Tell You The Truth. I Don't Consider Memory Another Sense. I Do Consider Memory That Which Allows Us To Think That Time Flows.

Oftentimes, If You're Talking To A Seasoned Interviewer Who Asks You A Question, They May Do A Follow-up If They Didn't Quite Get It. It's Rare That They'll Do A Third Or Fourth Or Fifth Or Sixth Follow-up, Because There's An Implicit, Agreed-upon Decorum That They Move On. Kids Don't Necessarily Move On If They Don't Get It.

In My Own Research When I'm Working With Equations, I Never Feel Like I Really Understand What I'm Doing If I'm Solely Relying On The Mathematics For My Understanding. I Need To Have A Visual Picture In My Mind. I'm Constantly Translating From The Math To Some Intuitive Mind's-eye Picture.

Writing For The Stage Is Different From Writing For A Book. You Want To Write In A Way That An Actor Has Material To Work With, Writing In The First Person Not The Third Person, And Pulling Out The Dramatic Elements In A Bigger Way For A Stage Presentation.

A Watch Worn By A Particle Of Light Would Not Tick At All. Light Realizes The Dreams Of Ponce De Leon And The Cosmetics Industry: It Doesn't Age.