I love conversation with interesting people, especially if their opinion is different from mine. Conversation is good. Argument is good. Intimacy is not possible without arguement. Also enjoy reading about PsychoAcoustics, sound systems, gear with flashing lights. Also: psychology, cosmology, planetary science, etc... Who are we? Where did we come from? And where are we going? The biggest questions still remain.
You! Anyone who is able to be honest with him/herself, and honest with others; that's who I like to talk to. Also interested in anyone with sensitivity to spiritual issues without being new-age, hocus-pocus or religious. I like people who can laugh at themselves.
Jazzy & soulful DeepHouse. Played on vinyl, CD, and FinalScratch. Mostly FinalScratch. Also like classical: Serge Rachmaninov, Gustov Mahler. Never liked Mozart till I had my first 420.
Run Lola, Run; What Dreams May Come; Meet Joe Black; Fear & Loathing In LosVegas; 2001 A Space Odyssey;....
Charlie Rose, Bill Moyers, The Science Channel, History Channel, especially cosmology, astronomy and planetary science. Anthony Bourdain No Reservations, and America's Funiest Home Videos (Where else can you see humans being so human?)
The God Dilusion, by Richard Dawkins; Warped Passages, Unraveling the Mysteries of the Universe's Hidden Dimensions, by Lisa Randall; The Art Of Loving, by Erich Fromm; To Have Or To Be, by Erich Fromm; The Seat Of The Soul, by Gary Zukav; The Mind Changers, by Em Griffin; Addicted To Mediocrity, by Franky Schaeffer; Six Great Ideas, by Mortimer Adler; The Way Of The Bull, by Leo Buscaglia; The Medium Is The Message, by Marshall McLuhan; Media Sexploitation, by Wilson Bryan Key; The Media Lab, by Stewart Brand; Cosmos, John Gribbin; Murmurs Of Earth, by Carl Sagan; The Day The Universe Changed, by James Burke; The Human Animal, by Phil Donahue; Ourselves And Other Animals, by Evans & Durrell. ..
No heros! I learned a long time ago not to have heros. If you make a mere mortal into a hero, you expect more-than-human things from them. And they'll let you down. They're only human. And if you turn a cartoon character into a hero, you're establishing a standard from a person that doesn't exist...