Talking about James Cameron

• James Cameron has been a big fan of science-fiction since he was little. He had an insatiable sense of curiosity. The way to school and back took him about 2 hours a day and during this time he was totally absorbed in a book.I don't think he was a popular boy at school and I wouldn't like him to be a friend of mine. He was a weird boy, who was always reading science-fiction books and when not in school young James Cameron was out in the woods, hiking and collecting samples of frogs, snakes and bugs.
• While Cameron was growing the explorations went beyond our space. There were travellings to the moon, exploring of deep oceans.These showed young Cameron that there is a huge part of world which is still unexplored. The time at which a person lives we always has a great influence on him. How does my time influence me as a person? Well, now-days I don't feel like pushing myself hard to achieve or to find something. Everything is ready today, for example in case when you're looking for information you don't need to go out in the woods, you don't even need to go to the library, everything is underneath your fingertips, you just need to "google it". 
• Drawing was a way to let his creativity out. And diving gave young Cameron an opportunity to see unknown world which was almost like an alien world for him. There are many activities in my life, but probably the most important is studying at university.Learning every day, talking to teachers - inspires me to improve myself.
• I haven't seen the Abyss but I've seen Terminator 2.  Computer graphics which Cameron introduced there were computer generated animation. I think it was very cool in 1989 when the movie was created and even now it looks interesting, especially these liquid creatures.
• Listening to James Cameron talking about Avatar and Titanic I've got impression that he likes more to explore. While making Titanic he even persuaded other members to have an expedition to Titanic.
• Lessons that he learned: 1)don't limit yourself, 2)respect your team 3) curiosity has a great motive power.I support all these conclusions.