greyk47

What you do is a great service for the American people, thank you!

I'm from TN and remember John Oliver doing a big piece about our state's civil forfeiture. Please fix my home state next!

Just kidding, but how do you decide cases to pursue? Do you wait to represent a civilian challenging the state? Or do you ever look at law books and find something unconstitutional and just fight that law in court?

What symbol of state oppression will you dismantle next?

So I'm a fan of cruelty free food, but how often are claims of "cage free" just used as marketing buzzwords like "all-natural." Is packing thousands of chickens into a small tent really that much better than into cages? Not trying to be a downer, just kind of cynical about "cage free." Please correct me

cool! thanks for the answer! i'll have to curb my eggthusiasm. but they taste so gooood

In college, my roommate's sister taught asl, had a lot of deaf friends and was even married to a deaf guy, so I got the chance to hang with members of the deaf community and even learn a little asl.

I remember them telling me about how they listen to music as a concert or something and how they really could feel the bass and rhythm sections. Does this factor into your production? Do you try to make music that is more accessible to deaf people?

Hey, excited to check this out, especially the VR aspect. Is it available on google Play?

I wanted to ask you about VR. I've been getting into VR storytelling, shooting stuff with my LG360.

What is your vision of the future of VR storytelling? What challenges did you face working with VR and how did you overcome them? In what ways did the medium surprise you or translate in an unexpected way?