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To somebody? how much does natural human empathy kick in against my reporter's instincts? i'm sure you have that. you must�*ve had that... so, i've had that problem with other subjects because i know how sensitive and easily wounded they might be. he was unbelievably easy in this regard because he himself, by his own admission, lacks a lot of human feeling. i knew he didn't feel anything about me. he didn't care about me. he never asked me a single question about myself. he never asked me what i was doing. he didn't ask me, like, what was it like to write moneyball? nothing. no question like...

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Because you took enron, which was a play about a massive financial scam, which came during the sort of tech boom of the late 1990s and early 2000s. it preceded the financial crash. you wrote a play about it. it was a very powerful play, which did extraordinarily well in london. you took it to broadway, a hugely expensive production. yeah. and within a month, it closed. yeah. it was maybe one of the biggest losses of money on broadway... well, it�*s certainly in the top few. so, if you drip blood into your creative process, how damaging, how hurtful was that? imean... how hurtful was it? itï¿...

How hurtful was it? it's a really great question. it felt... the word that comes to mind more than hurt is shame. you feel very ashamed. really? yeah. because, you know, for a while, the eyes of a certain industry are on you, you know? and you feel like everybody�*s watching you fail. and there is a very human feeling of shame to that. also, the shame of losing people like investors�* money and, you know... of course, the huge irony is that that production ended up repeating exactly the journey of enron. this hugely hyped thing turned up on the great white way in broadway with lots of peop...

You wrote a play about it. it was a very powerful play, which did extraordinarily well in london. you took it to broadway, a hugely expensive production. yeah. and within a month, it closed. yeah. it was maybe one of the biggest losses of money on broadway... well, it's certainly in the top few. so, if you drip blood into your creative process, how damaging, how hurtful was that? imean... how hurtful was it? it's a really great question. it felt... the word that comes to mind more than hurt is shame. you feel very ashamed. really? yeah. because, you know, for a while, the eyes of a certain ind...