Straigth forward director, pleasure to listen to. <br><br>It is interesting though that despite his observance Garland doesn't understand the difference between acting on instinctive impulse and rational decision making - that takes a reflection on one's motivation <i>critically</i> into account - when he talks of an 'illusion of free will'... <br><br>The point of 'free will' isn't to do as I <i>'can't</i> want to', but to make a <i>choice</i> , based on facts and possible outcome, including choosing an object of attention. <br><br>The latter is the 'place', Garland is looking for - the biblical 'I am who I am' is found within the <i>act</i> of intellectual 'intution' and as such isn't spatial, but <i>inspiring</i> existence within what Einstein called 'spacetime' (which perception is limited, according to our organization and faculty of interpretation - the point, Garland made in the beginning, concerning 'life as a dream, sort of').