The best presenters have conversations with their audiences.

I think more and more people are recognizing how much adults and elders are actually needed. That's a gift of the sibling society.

A person who discreetly farts in an elevator is not a divine being, and a man needs to know this.

An elder is someone who understands that the world belongs to the dead.

We know that the adult in a certain sense has an attitude toward life exactly opposite to the attitude of commercials. Commercials say, 'Your longing for 3.2 beer is very important. Your longing for skin that doesn't have any wrinkles in it, that's very, very, very important.' The adult says, 'No, I've got wrinkles, so what?'

In the sibling society, both the adult and the elder get lost, and no one knows where they are.

Rumi is astounding, fertile, abundant, almost more an excitable library of poetry than a person.