I Don't Think I've Had A Lonely

I'm In My Mind A Lot. I Live There.

I'm Trying To Tell A Story And Do It Truthfully.

There Is A Lot Of Management Going On With Directing. Maybe That Was The Biggest Surprise-just The Amount Of Tending That I Had To Do. The Different Personalities . . . It's Not My Way, And It's Never Been My Function Before As A Writer. I Tend To Be A Moody And Somewhat Withdrawn Person, And I Felt Very Clearly That I Had To Throw That Away Because That Wasn't Allowed Here - There Were Other People Who Were Going To Be Filling That Role. Sometimes It Became Exhausting, Especially Around The Eleventh Hour Of The Day.

I Don't Subscribe To Anything. I Sit There And I Try To Think About What Seems Honest To Me.

Humans Are Incapable Of Securely Storing High-quality Cryptographic Keys, And They Have Unacceptable Speed And Accuracy When Performing Cryptographic Operations. (they Are Also Large, Expensive To Maintain, Difficult To Manage, And They Pollute The Environment. It Is Astonishing That These Devices Continue To Be Manufactured And Deployed. But They Are Sufficiently Pervasive That We Must Design Our Protocols Around Their Limitations.)