Surf314

He's supposed to be a regular guy that gets stuck in extraordinary circumstances and manages to get through them because he is competent. I think it's a complement. Remember with most of the pictures they are also supposed to represent the fact that he has been put through hell.

It seems like the current presidential model is to privately go through an issue, decide on the best course out of numerous shades of grey, then package it to the american people as black and white. Do you know of any examples of a president trying to discuss all sides of an issue with the american people and do you think it was more or less effective than the black and white approach? Do you think most issues are just fundamentally too complex to have honest conversations about them or do you think involving people more in the process would be of benefit?

I've never heard of intellectual property being a Native American tradition. I'm pretty sure it comes from England and I believe that when we were the colonies we had a reputation for pirating British IP. If you have any sources for this please send them to me. I often write on IP issues.

I'm sure you guys know this but your act is essentially one of the oldest magic tricks in existence. Do you ever look at the history of magic acts for any inspiration?