…Quanta means bits. In other words, the universe has these tiny, tiny, tiny little, they're called quarks. They're called quarks by James Joyce, interestingly enough, which is a clue there. I don't know how we can figure it out. The idea is that these…

…I'm using Gibson. I think Gibson is one of the most... See, Gibson comes from a line of literature which comes from James Joyce to William Burroughs to Thomas Pynchon to Philip Dick, and then you've got Gibson and you've got the other... And I would…

…of the information age, my brothers and sisters, is being written right now. The first book of Genesis was written by James Joyce. The second book was written by William Burroughs. The third was written by Thomas Hitchens, Gravity's Rainbow. And the fourth…

…like our books more than any of our readers do. Occasionally, we read somebody else we like almost as much as ourselves, like James Joyce, for instance. Hey! Let me ask you a question. You know, Robert M. Wilson has gone to the national scene when he…

…to do with tax returns. It's something called FICO. Okay, that's interesting. Next question. Someone asked me if we'd ask you about Joyce. My life has been totally... changed for about 50 years. I read Joyce for the first time and I've admired you so…

…question. Someone asked me if we'd ask you about Joyce. My life has been totally... changed for about 50 years. I read Joyce for the first time and I've admired you so much. Robert went to Dublin, lived in the neighborhood that's probably, I consider…

…and I've admired you so much. Robert went to Dublin, lived in the neighborhood that's probably, I consider him the leading Joyce scholar alive today because he has been through the screen into the incredible digital world that Joyce created. So tell us…

…Productions comes from the first words of James Joyce's Finnegan's Wake and I'm proud to be with a company that comes from the James Joyce tradition because my work and my life has been a joyous episode so hopefully the uh I'm not gonna hold my breath…

…of the information age, my brothers and sisters, is being written right now. The first book of Genesis was written by James Joyce. The second book was written by William Burroughs. The third was written by Thomas Hitchin, Gravity's Rainbow. And the fourth…

…books more than any of our readers do. And occasionally, we read somebody else we like almost as much as ourselves, like James Joyce, for instance. Hey! Let me ask you a question. You know, Robert M. Wilson zapped onto the national scene when he co-wrote…

…afford a big lobby. That's such ordinary novelian politics. Okay, that's interesting. Next question. Someone asked me if we'd ask you about Joyce. My life has been totally changed for about 50 years. I read Joyce for the first time and I've admired you so…

…Next question. Someone asked me if we'd ask you about Joyce. My life has been totally changed for about 50 years. I read Joyce for the first time and I've admired you so much. Robert went to Dublin, lived in the neighborhood that's probably, I consider…

…and I've admired you so much. Robert went to Dublin, lived in the neighborhood that's probably, I consider him the leading Joyce scholar alive today because he has been through the screen into the incredible digital world that Joyce created in. He knows…

…but it was he. He had a love of song and poetry, of old Irish ballads, and of course of the wild imagination of James Joyce if sometimes his tails got a little tall I gave his bardic nature credit for them if he had occasional bouts with evil spirits…

…and he had his mind blown, not by a vegetable or a flower or a chemical, but by a book, Finnegan's Wake, by James Joyce. And anyone that reads on into Finnegan's Wake, nothing makes any linear sense, and words are jumbled together. And to kind of show…