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What is your favorite book?

favorite book? Ray Bradbury's The Martian Chronicles



what do you feel represents a possible future of mankind?

I think the future of mankind is like climbing a mountain in the fog, and not realizing how far you've come until you take the effort to envision it.

Are you like your parents?

In some ways yes, but more like my grandparents and older ancestors..


What have you found to be of interest to you within your life that you have learned over time?

Cooking. For the longest time I thought I didn't like cooking but when I stopped eating meat I had to cook more meals myself and over time I learned how to cook better and now I really like it and I'm interested to try new things.

In one word - what was this year (2014) like for you?

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If you had the choice of saving the life of a person that will certainly ruin your life after you save him/her, would you save him/her or let him/her die?

As hard as it would be, I'd save them because it is not in my nature to let anyone die.

Do you wear a watch?

Yes, a Casio F-91W, I've had it for 7.5 years and it's still on its original battery. Cost £8, forget Rolex, Audemars Piguet etc, these are the best watches in the Universe.


Do you think there'll be a nuclear war this century?

No.

Do you smoke?

No.

Have you ever tried illegal drugs?

I've tried weed (it's illegal here) when I was young and stupid. Pretty much caused me a panic attack. Then tried it again because I was still stupid. Same thing happened. Now my only drug is coffee


What fantasy world would you like to live in? Or would you like to create one of your own? If so, what would it be like?

What fantasy world, Well perhaps that of Narnia...


What books do you feel represent you as a person?

No book really represents me in total. But the book that I best associate with and read over and over was "The Chosen" by Chaim Potok when I was a teen. It had to do with the concept of friendship between the two boys, their isolation, their religious dedication...

If you chose to use a smart, green technology and could only use one, what would that be?

More or less wind power for there is no known pollution as such..

What movies do you tend to enjoy even if others give you a hard time about such?

i don't know about giving me a hard time, per se, but i watch a few hebrew-language/israeli movies. or at least i've watched one, which is one more than anyone else i know. AFAIK.

same q.

Science-Fiction. Not the Space Opera sub-genre, with its zap guns, mystical aliens, and explosions that go "BOOM" in a vacuum (i.e., Star Wars, Star Trek, et cetera), but the kind that speculates on how humanity will adjust to advances in technology, alien encounters, and the isolation of space travel (i.e., 2001, District 9, Firefly/Serenity, et cetera).

Same Question.