It's about the paradox, uh, diametrically opposed archetypes. It was a metaphor for wanting to be a kid again, and wishing that I hadn't been exposed to all the things I have been exposed to, so that I once again could be pure. But that's not the world we live in. But it's so hard to put into any of those terms because it's extreme. Its positive and negative in its purest form.
People are open to so many things to worry about.
Prior to television, people didn't know how ugly the world was because they never had the chance to see it. People didn't know how ugly auto accidents were. People didn't get to see the effects of disease in full color. Children today are very desensitized. I never said to be like me, I say be like you and make a difference.