torsdag, augusti 16, 2007
And yet the quoting continues...
Från geniala screenwritern John August blogg. (Vänta nu, är det en blogg... Egentligen mer som en hemsida. Vi säger blogg, lättast så.)
Inconvenient brilliance
How come I get all my best ideas when I’m jogging? Any experience with this phenomenon?
– Ben Los Angeles
It’s because your brain hates you.
Well, maybe not hates. After all, it is giving you what you want — a good idea. It’s just that its timing is atrocious. It’s like having a girlfriend who is only in the mood for love during the last 20 minutes of Lost. You have to choose between sex and seeing the underwater station for the first time.
Here’s my advice: always choose sex. Because if you don’t, eventually, you’ll stop being offered it.
Those great ideas that come while you’re jogging? Write ‘em down or you’ll lose them — and worse, you may dry up the well of ideas. If your brain notices you’re not paying attention to the good ideas it generates, it may decide to stop bothering. And then you’re screwed. (resten här) ¶ 14:14
Inconvenient brilliance
How come I get all my best ideas when I’m jogging? Any experience with this phenomenon?
– Ben Los Angeles
It’s because your brain hates you.
Well, maybe not hates. After all, it is giving you what you want — a good idea. It’s just that its timing is atrocious. It’s like having a girlfriend who is only in the mood for love during the last 20 minutes of Lost. You have to choose between sex and seeing the underwater station for the first time.
Here’s my advice: always choose sex. Because if you don’t, eventually, you’ll stop being offered it.
Those great ideas that come while you’re jogging? Write ‘em down or you’ll lose them — and worse, you may dry up the well of ideas. If your brain notices you’re not paying attention to the good ideas it generates, it may decide to stop bothering. And then you’re screwed. (resten här) ¶ 14:14
