(Q - ??: But didn't Max also close the game by saying certain things?)
MB: Max, he always had the talent, due to his profession, to provide his answers accompanied by many ellipsis points, many innuendoes which meant that the more he answered, the less we knew where we should go. He really had an immense talent for drowning out the fish, for inducing possibilities where owls for example questioned him by asking a relatively precise question, he always had the talent to respond in a sufficiently vague way so that at the end specific question, the answers were so vague that there were several possibilities which were ultimately available to the initial questioner.
Where we would have expected a precise answer, there was an answer so vague that the person who asked the question at the exit said to themselves, Well in the end I may not be right and in the end it may be something else in the end. fact, it was Max's great talent.
MB: Max, he always had the talent, due to his profession, to provide his answers accompanied by many ellipsis points, many innuendoes which meant that the more he answered, the less we knew where we should go. He really had an immense talent for drowning out the fish, for inducing possibilities where owls for example questioned him by asking a relatively precise question, he always had the talent to respond in a sufficiently vague way so that at the end specific question, the answers were so vague that there were several possibilities which were ultimately available to the initial questioner.
Where we would have expected a precise answer, there was an answer so vague that the person who asked the question at the exit said to themselves, Well in the end I may not be right and in the end it may be something else in the end. fact, it was Max's great talent.