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.

... We Have Quite A Large Area, And That Makes It More Fun For Us - Certainly More Satisfying, Because It Doesn't Restrict Us To One Particular Idea Or One Particular Style. The Result, I Think, Is Pretty Interesting ... We Don't Expect To Make A Fortune At It Or Ever Be Popular Or Famous Or Worshipped Or Hit The Ed Sullivan Show Or The Circuses Or The Big Top. As Long As We Can Play, We'll Play, Regardless Of What It's For, Who It's For Or Anything. It's Fun For Us - That's The Important Thing.

Music Is More Objective, I Think, Than A Lot Of Art Is, But A Surprising Amount Of It Is Cultural.

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.

The Point Is There Is More Information Now Then You Can Pass Along Comfortably In An Oral Tradition, Say A Strictly Speaking Culture. That Is A Problem.