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Driving Miss Daisy(1989) starring Morgan Freeman made $146 million on a relatively low budget of $7.5 million. Also won the Oscar for best picture.Pursuit of Happyness($310 mn on $50 mn budget), Men in Black movie series(only III didn't cross $500 mn)

When Jon asked if I would join the Sheepdog team, my only hesitation was that I would have to write this essay. I suffer from terrible stage-fright, which is somewhat amusing because I've managed to make a living as a professional musician for several years. “Kristine, you look like you’re really uncomfortable” is something people say when the spotlight is on me - and that’s true.I’m from the beautiful state of Minnesota, and I've spent more than, half my life in academic pursuits. I am a physical chemist by training and have worked in industry as well. I’m a Christian (of the Lutheran variety - big surprise from Minnesota, I know). I’m active in my church and a number of community organizations, including the local theatre, and enjoy a number of hobbies, all of which I will write about at some point.In addition to living in Minnesota, I've lived in North Dakota, Texas, Washington (state), and California. I became interested in politics at that time because I ran a small business - and California is very small-business hostile. I joined the Republican Party at that time, and engaged actively in advocacy to expand opportunities and minimize government obstructionist regulations on small businesses. After moving back to Minnesota, I joined the MN Independence Party, even serving on the party’s platform committee.I passionately love America and the values on which it was founded. I have, I think, a clear-eyed view of how we have failed to live up to our aspirations - but view our ideals as ones worth living up to and fighting for. I believe deeply in the need for civil discourse and in seeing the best in each other even when we disagree deeply - perhaps most of all when we disagree at fundamental levels.I started reading Jon’s blog a long time ago because of the military content, as I come from a family with a lot of military members. Although I was not able to serve due to physical disability, I was a member of the US Coast Guard Auxiliary while I lived in California. That was the highlight of the years I lived in that state.When War Elephant started the Discord server, I joined with excitement. Thanks to being a lifelong gamer (1983, TI/99 4A counts, right?), I’d been using Discord for some time. I really enjoyed the community, and the encouragement with writing significantly improved my Quora experience. I love having a space to discuss conservative ideas in-depth and really debate things. In an era where respectful disagreement has all too often been jettisoned, the War Elephant community is a remarkable exception. I've worked my way up “through the ranks” as it were - helping out as an editor, researcher, welcomer, moderator, and have come to greatly value this community and its mission.People generally consider me easy to talk to - and I like talking to people!Please consider joining our War Elephant Discordhttps://discord.gg/T3KMDBAif you haven’t already. It’s really helpful for thinking through and writing answers. I’m very easy to reach here on Quora (my messages are open) or through Discord, and look forward to getting to know more people in the community as we grow.I consider helping safeguard our community an honor and privilege.Relaxed. Researched. Respectful. - War Elephant

I am happy ,if it could change life. Wishes apart, the mind continuously seeks something new . so, it holds true with enlightenment too. This pursuit of seeking opens up new enlightenment all the time and suddenly, we stop to realize that enlightenment can not alter life as we desire. Laying too much expectation on enlightenment may digress a seeker from seeking it.