James Cameron

But we have to.

We have to.

We have to be able to expand it, not where it crushes us, but to where we don't see the other as an enemy, but somebody who's maybe an equal victim with us of a kind of a world that can go against you.

And medically, in any kind of moment, things can go against you.

And there are people that are less fortunate, people that are more fortunate.

But people never feel like they have enough.

That's the problem.

It's not that they're greedy.

It's that they never have enough to feel completely secure and safe for their family.

So there's a certain point where you have to be willing to risk your own family and risk your own comfort for the good of a greater group.

And that's a very, very hard place for most people to go.

But there's an image that I always wanted in one of the Avatar movies, which is seeing that world

from orbit at night where you see everything connected.

You know, those little glowing, you know, you basically see the mind or the heart of Ewa of that connectedness.

And so I managed to squeeze it in.

I managed to squeeze it into this film.

And hopefully people will resonate, you know, for what it means, what it's meant to mean anyway.

Okay.

I could do a six paragraph long sentence.

I had a teacher that said, you have unlimited potential.