A world where we mandate weirdness is just as unproductive as a world where we mandate its removal.
It's important to deliver original things in the way that matter; it's not important to be original everywhere and always.
The original, the original, the original. Three times over.
On weirdness as a substitute for being original.
On making a *constructive* argument for creative snobbery.
You'll scare everyone off.
How something classifies as "original" for us may be just as arbitrary as whether or not we like it in the first place.
On the word "unmarketable".