You see him sitting in a chair…he isn’t asleep…he’s dreaming a controlled waking-dream. He knows what he wants. I knew when I was home two years ago he wanted to sell that piece of property. You see him sitting alone. All of a sudden [...] a man comes from Europe, makes him an offer, 990,000, and he takes it. And that’s the way he lives in this world. Doesn’t consult with others, just sits down and dreams controlled waking-dreams; knowing that, well, if he makes a mistake—he made a few—but they all, on reflection, panned out and they were not mistakes. They were not mistakes.297 ¶34