Elijah Wood

So this is, which is like, I'm saying that in the form of a joke, but like, I don't mean it as a joke, actually. This is the third, the third, um,

So this is, which is like, I'm saying that in the form of a joke, but like, I don't mean it as a joke, actually. This is the third, the third, um,

So this is, which is like, I'm saying that in the form of a joke, but like, I don't mean it as a joke, actually. This is the third, the third, um,

This does. Yeah. It sounds like very trippy stoner conversation, but you know, that is not that far off from what's being researched right now. And it's very fascinating to me too. It's, it's fun to think about that stuff. I, I often wonder that myself, especially with creativity and if consciousness is external or not contained within the brain, like, uh, Yeah, what does that mean?

This does. Yeah. It sounds like very trippy stoner conversation, but you know, that is not that far off from what's being researched right now. And it's very fascinating to me too. It's, it's fun to think about that stuff. I, I often wonder that myself, especially with creativity and if consciousness is external or not contained within the brain, like, uh, Yeah, what does that mean?

This does. Yeah. It sounds like very trippy stoner conversation, but you know, that is not that far off from what's being researched right now. And it's very fascinating to me too. It's, it's fun to think about that stuff. I, I often wonder that myself, especially with creativity and if consciousness is external or not contained within the brain, like, uh, Yeah, what does that mean?

Because everybody's different. I mean, we're all creative people here in this interview, but like everybody has their own process. But for me, I don't like – I've never like sat down and like worked on creating stuff. Like all my ideas, they don't come from me being like, okay, now it's time to write – I'm usually just walking around and something will just hit me out of nowhere.

Because everybody's different. I mean, we're all creative people here in this interview, but like everybody has their own process. But for me, I don't like – I've never like sat down and like worked on creating stuff. Like all my ideas, they don't come from me being like, okay, now it's time to write – I'm usually just walking around and something will just hit me out of nowhere.

Because everybody's different. I mean, we're all creative people here in this interview, but like everybody has their own process. But for me, I don't like – I've never like sat down and like worked on creating stuff. Like all my ideas, they don't come from me being like, okay, now it's time to write – I'm usually just walking around and something will just hit me out of nowhere.

I'm not even thinking about it. That's kind of my process. So it is fun to think about that coming from outside because it sort of feels like it sometimes.

I'm not even thinking about it. That's kind of my process. So it is fun to think about that coming from outside because it sort of feels like it sometimes.

I'm not even thinking about it. That's kind of my process. So it is fun to think about that coming from outside because it sort of feels like it sometimes.

It does. I mean, you certainly hear various artists talk about something just coming to them that feels fully formed. Certainly with songwriting, You know, hearing songs in a dream, writing it the next day, and it literally just was delivered, finished. There is something to that, you know, what that is.

It does. I mean, you certainly hear various artists talk about something just coming to them that feels fully formed. Certainly with songwriting, You know, hearing songs in a dream, writing it the next day, and it literally just was delivered, finished. There is something to that, you know, what that is.

It does. I mean, you certainly hear various artists talk about something just coming to them that feels fully formed. Certainly with songwriting, You know, hearing songs in a dream, writing it the next day, and it literally just was delivered, finished. There is something to that, you know, what that is.

Yeah. Yeah. A lot of, a lot of things were invented in very weird ways. Uh, also by people who were like experimenting with strange drugs and just thought of something. Um, and it's interesting how many things, uh, started as science fiction and then the books or movies, uh,

Yeah. Yeah. A lot of, a lot of things were invented in very weird ways. Uh, also by people who were like experimenting with strange drugs and just thought of something. Um, and it's interesting how many things, uh, started as science fiction and then the books or movies, uh,

Yeah. Yeah. A lot of, a lot of things were invented in very weird ways. Uh, also by people who were like experimenting with strange drugs and just thought of something. Um, and it's interesting how many things, uh, started as science fiction and then the books or movies, uh,

eventually inspired people to actually make the things you know like artificial intelligence right like well i'm pretty sure it was an idea at first and then people decide to actually try to figure it out and here we are i could be wrong about this but i'm i'm relatively sure that tesla at one point or very tesla tesla would He would see his inventions fully formed in his head.

eventually inspired people to actually make the things you know like artificial intelligence right like well i'm pretty sure it was an idea at first and then people decide to actually try to figure it out and here we are i could be wrong about this but i'm i'm relatively sure that tesla at one point or very tesla tesla would He would see his inventions fully formed in his head.