I Think No One Knows My Politics.

I Have A Contract But It's Not A Commitment In The Ordinary Sense. It's Our Ongoing Conversation.

One Day You're The Statue. One Day You're The Pigeon.

I Read Once, Which I Loved So Much, That This Great Physicist Who Won A Nobel Prize Said That Every Day When He Got Home, His Dad Asked Him Not What He Learned In School But His Dad Said, 'did You Ask Any Great Questions Today?' And I Always Thought, What A Beautiful Way To Educate Kids That We're Excited By Their Questions, Not By Our Answers And Whether They Can Repeat Our Answers.

My Dad, I Still Think, Had The Most Beautiful, Simple Checklist For What You Should Do In Life: Do Something You Really Love That You Would Do It Anyway. Do It In The Most Adventurous Place You Can Do It. And Make Sure That It Helps Other People. And If You Feel There's A Genuine Need For It, And That Through That Need You Can Help Other People, You're Home.

I Don't Know Why I'm Saying I'm Brave.