Great Moments In Science: Einstein

I Thought Some Of My Earlier Cartoons Were Not Exactly Great Shakes At The Time I Drew Them. Now I See A Certain Innocence In Them. The Humor Has A Kind Of Purity To It, I Guess. And It Works Better On Some Level For Me Now.

I Never Liked My Own Species.

My Future Plans Are Hazy, And I've Yet To Experience How Much Cartooning Is In My Blood And Therefore How Much I'll Miss It. But I Have Some Other Interests, Especially In Music, And I Will Probably Take The Opportunity To Delve Into Those Things More Deeply.

A Long Time Ago, I Became Aware That Many Of Us Have A Tendency To Lump Nature Into Simplistic Categories, Such As What We Consider Beautiful Or Ugly, Important Or Unimportant. As Human A Thing As That Is To Do, I Think It Often Leads Us To Misunderstand The Respective Roles Of Life Forms And Their Interconnectedness.

If A Tree Falls In The Woods, And Nobody Is Around To Hear It, And It Hits A Mime, Does Anyone Care?