[id: a screenshot of text from, presumably, an interview, reading: Playboy: In some of your books–especially The Sirens of Titan and Slaughterhouse-Five–there’s a serious notion that all moments in time exist simultaneously, which implies that the future can’t be chanced by an act of will in the present. How does a desire to improve things fit with that? Vonnegut: You understand, of course, that everything I say is horseshit. Playboy: Of course. end id]