The design segment helps us develop our creativity. We learn to do scale, balance, using colors.

It's for someone looking for a more modern contemporary flavor. These colors balance a gray or metallic surface or substrate.

We gave the designers some parameters. We gave them the base colors. But we didn't want to hamper their creativity.

It's very colorful with many different colors juxtaposed. That is part of the charm of the design. Every color goes with every color.

I've found constancy and balance between creativity and normality.

Humans are often credited with having real foresight, in distinction to the rest of biology which does not. For example, Dawkins compares the 'blind watchmaker' of natural selection with the real human one. 'A true watchmaker has foresight: he designs his cogs and springs, and plans their interconnections, with a future purpose in his mind's eye. Natural selection . . . has no purpose in mind'.

I think this distinction is wrong. There is no denying that the human watchmaker is different from the natural one. We humans, by virtue of having memes, can think about cogs, and wheels, and keeping time, in a way that animals cannot. Memes are the mind tools with which we do it. But what memetics shows us is that the processes underlying the two kinds of design are essentially the same. They are both evolutionary processes that give rise to design through selection, and in the process they produce what looks like foresight.