The Bottom Line Is, You Love Your

When You Get Divorced, All The Truths That Come Out, You Sit There And Go, 'what The F**k Was I Doing? What Was I Doing Believing That This Person Was Invested In This Way?' Which Is A Fantastically Strong Humiliation In The Best Sense. It Can Make Somebody Very Bitter And Very Hard And Closed Off, But I Find It Does The Opposite To Me.

When I Go To Bed At Night And I Think Of Humanity At Large, I Think Of All Those Things.

You Need Governance, But You Also Need A Middle Class, You Need Agriculture, They Need To Be Able To Export. I Think That's Probably The Biggest Issue, The Job Creation That Could Come With The Kinds Of Things That Haiti Has All The Potential In The World To Export.

I Had A House Burn Down Once, And Everything In Life Burned Except My Family, And It Was So Liberating. I Didn't Have A Bad Moment About It. It Sort Of Reinvigorated My Interest In A Lot Of Things. I Wonder If There Should Be Some Kind Of Anarchy.

I Don't Believe There Are Climate Skeptics. I Think There Are People Who Indulge In A Culture Of What Can Be Reduced To Fox Network Thinking. That Has Nothing To Do With The Politics That Apply To The Protection Of Quality Of Life In Any Sense. It's Like Talking To A Member Of A Cult.