Koji Suzuki Quotes

It Wasn't That We Started To Look At Things Because There Was Now A Mechanism By Which To See Them. There First Had To Be A Will To See, Buried Somewhere Inside Living Things. Without It, The Mechanism Would Never Have Taken Shape.

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