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On Bill attempting to make money by patenting an invention
>"Bill [...] developed a personal and portable sensory deprivation device. It consisted of a pillow and a belt. You wrap the pillow around your head and strap it secure with the belt. Voila, you are now in the neurological netherworld. He was serious. He even talked to a lawyer about patenting the idea."
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On Bill's intensity
>"'Bill was constantly in search of the balance between two journeys,' Dwight said. 'He'd go too hard in one direction and counter with a dive in the other but his devotion to both never wavered. On top of that was Bill's impatience [...] with the plodding pace of humanity, impatience with people's lethargic driving, their inane ideologies, impatience at his own spiritual development."
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On Bill's letter to his friend about the potential of comedy
>"I think that deep down, under all the facades life presents to people, almost everyone thinks the way we do,' Bill wrote. 'Sanity and basic logic is a large facet of Right and the absolute. And there is a Right. There is sanity in this sick world. Hopefully people need it and more hopefully we can produce it on the screen in the most pure, original and hilarious form possible."
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