![Searching for Value in Ludicrous Ideas: NYTimes.com
In discussing his often fantastical, sometimes silly, sometimes visionary concepts, he has said, “If I could use two words to describe what it is that I enjoy it is that I love to be sneakily outrageous … [It may be that] I have decided an idea has no practical worth and would never be likely to be adopted seriously (like most of my ideas), but I like it anyway.”
I like it too. Want to team up to build a car with a built-in water fountain (using filtered rainwater, obviously)?](http://29.media.tumblr.com/J1DNKiE9Mn7neakdSkIq70AOo1_500.jpg)
Searching for Value in Ludicrous Ideas: NYTimes.com
In discussing his often fantastical, sometimes silly, sometimes visionary concepts, he has said, “If I could use two words to describe what it is that I enjoy it is that I love to be sneakily outrageous … [It may be that] I have decided an idea has no practical worth and would never be likely to be adopted seriously (like most of my ideas), but I like it anyway.”
I like it too. Want to team up to build a car with a built-in water fountain (using filtered rainwater, obviously)?
Source: The New York Times
