I've Always Loved [elsa Dorfman] Work. I've

The Pursuit Of Truth, Properly Considered, Shouldn't Stop Short Of Insanity.

People Often Trust Low-res Images Because They Look More Real. But Of Course They Are Not More Real, Just Easier To Fake. [...] You Never See A 10-megapixel Photograph Of Big Foot Or The Abominable Snowman Or The Loch Ness Monster.

I Used To Say That Interviewing Others Was Perhaps The Way I Could Stop Talking And Start Listening. It's A Kind Of Enforced Silence.

The Perfect War Is Started For Obscure Reasons, Is Hopelessly Murderous, And Accomplishes Nothing.

I've Done Interviews In One Day That Went On For Fifteen, Sixteen Hours. And At A Certain Point, The Control Over What They're Saying Breaks Down; It Becomes Different. It Becomes Really Powerful, And For Me, Real. It Becomes Out Of Control.