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ANNO·​TRICESIMO·​DIE·​CENTESIMO·​NONAGESIMO·​TERTIO·​VITÆ·​POVYA

Working with others is hard. You must contain the command, and that is hard.

And just like in Star Trek where a member sits on the chair of the captain, and then the command makes them behave much differently, here I am beginning to have the exact same embodiment. You inherit the responsibility for so many others, you have to become serious and no-nonsense. It is very much like becoming parents.

One thing about the controlled chaos that we have in 1285 is the ambiguity of boundaries. That is something I have to think hard.

Prototype is an externalization of an idea as a means of communication. When people see them they can think about the better one. They are the means for threshold passing…

Nolan is the master of education. In batman begins he puts some atomic ideas in the mind of Bruce Wayne, and shows how they shape them.

I think there is a form of micro expansion and contraction in growth of all us. At some point we are exploring tools, and so we have so many tools and just want to use them, (think about early Nolan movies, or my Dad ’s sculptures) and then connections become saturated. When that happens, people do the connections with the highest repetition, highest weights, and little remains to be connected. Nolans latest works are boring books like Oppenheimer and the Odyssey.

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