The quality of our questions determine the quality of our lives.
Photography is an adventure just as life is an adventure.
Why wouldn't you write to escape yourself as much as you might write to express yourself? It's far more interesting to write about others.
I will sit there on the air and look at every position and play devil's advocate.
In a complex universe, in a society undergoing unprecedented change, how can we find the truth if we are not willing to question everything and to give a fair hearing to everything?
Other people have noticed more of an evolution than I have and so I'll try to tell you where I'm coming from and also relate it to what I think other people perceive.
I suggest to my students that they write under a pseudonym for a week. That allows young men to write as women, and women as men. It allows them a lot of freedom they don't have ordinarily.
An unexamined idea, to paraphrase Socrates, is not worth having and a society whose ideas are never explored for possible error may eventually find its foundations insecure.
When you question what you believe, you leave the world, really, and what the world believes. It puts you in a very interesting position.
Those questions - when you think about a thought, when you're believing a thought or concept and you question it - you realize that it changes things. Every cell in your body is awake with inquiry.
Interviewing is fun. You get to learn things about people other than yourself. When you're being interviewed, you're talking about things you've already lived. I've already done that, so what fun is that?
I tell everyone I interact with what I'm working on and let them bring me anecdotes that illustrate my themes.
