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“Silence is sometimes the only way to share the unsharable.”
Source : Ron McLarty (2007). “Traveler”, p.65, Penguin
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“The American way of stress is comparable to Freud's 'beloved symptom', his name for the cherished neurosis that a patient cultivates like the rarest of orchids and does not want to be cured of. Stress makes Americans feel busy, important, and in demand, and simultaneously deprived, ignored, and victimized. Stress makes them feel interesting and complex instead of boring and simple, and carries an assumption of sensitivity not unlike the Old World assumption that aristocrats were high-strung. In short, stress has become a status symbol.”
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“There are estimates that 2 to 3 percent of cancers in the U.S. each year are engendered by exposure to repetitive imaging.”
Source : "Why doctors need to embrace their digital future now". Interview with Thomas Goetz, www.wired.com. January 31, 2012.
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“If you are trying to balance the scales of justice and equality in all your work relationships, you're going to come up short.”
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“Sex does not exist for me at all. I haven't had a boyfriend for a long time. There were only three or four in my life up until now anyway.”
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“That's a good way to live, go against the wind.”
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“I want my brain to slide back into the slot it was meant to be in, rest there the way it did before the fall of last year, back when I was young, witty, and my teachers said I had incredible promise.”
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“My pictures are complex and so am I.”