That's What The Internet Is: It's Like

I Think My Imagination Dictates The Technologies I Use. But At The Same Time, My Imagination Can Be Technologic. Sometimes I See A Tool And I Know Immediately How To Use It, But Most Of The Time I Use The Tool For An Idea I Already Have.

When I Saw The Matrix And Other Movies Of This Type, I Wished I Had Been Given The Opportunity To Express Myself With All This Technology And Do Something Sort Of Big In Scale, But The Right Material Never Really Came My Way.

Every Great Idea Is On The Verge Of Being Stupid.

People Always Say There Is Competition In Nature, But I Think That Because We Are Human, It's Not Only Competition. Because We Are Human We Have Something Other Than Competition - Sharing, Helping Others, Or Being Oneself. Competition Is Really Kind Of Ugly.

Perhaps My Favourite Story Is 'le Passe-muraille' By Marcel Ayme. It's About A Guy Who Wakes Up With A Weird Faculty That Means He Can Walk Through Walls. He's A Very Shy Clerk, And He Uses It To Get Revenge, Or Vent His Frustration.