Most ideas are stupid and need to exist for exactly that reason.

The difference between art and content is that art can be worth more than the sum of its parts while content is often not even worth its parts.

Having a flawless, seamless product is great for commodities like, say, toilet paper but it’s death for the sorts of character-driven businesses that modern economics demands of us.

There is no reason we can’t use comic books to teach quantum physics, the line between education and entertainment is in serious need of blurring.

TV can be a great medium for education because television producers understand something that University professors often don’t, that it isn’t the message that drives people, it’s the packaging.

We are trapped by our own startling lack of imagination.

Everyone, everywhere can create, creation might be humanities cheapest talent.

There are times when words spill from the page, and times when they don’t; those latter times are when you remember how to write.

Good business advice always comes from people who are still hungry, successful men see their success through the glass of a funhouse mirror.

In movies even the most complex technologies can be cobbled together from bits of string and an Easy Bake oven.

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