We Are Not Completely Autonomous.

One Of The Things That's Attractive About Cyberspace Is That It Can Be Construed As No Threat. If You See It Through The Video Game Keyhole, The Amusement Keyhole, The Entertainment Keyhole, It Is No Threat. If You See It Through The Lsd Keyhole, The Consciousness-expanding Keyhole, It's Like Electronic Drugs: It Is A Threat.

Every Mind Is At Least As Heavy As Mine

And There's A Lot Of That Stuff With People Bringing Their Kids, Kids Bringing Their Parents, People Bringing Their Grandparents - I Mean, It's Gotten To Be Really Stretched Out Now. It Was Never My Intention To Say, This Is The Demographics Of Our Audience.

The Great Thing Is The Thing Of Being Able To See Things Through Many Points Of View. That's Enlarging. I Mean, It Saves You From Ultimately From The Boredom Of Having One Point Of View, Like Being Locked In A Room With Nothing But Your Own Point Of View, Your Own References.

What We Need Is Something, A Definition Of A Human, Starting From The Ground Up, So That The Suitable Moral Structure That Goes Around It Makes Sense. The Context Has To Come From The Human First, Rather Than Bits And Pieces Of Fragments Of Old Religion And All Of The Old Moral Superstructure, Whatever It Used To Be.