The couples that manage to stay together and make it work will be the ones who decide to create fluidity and flexibility in their partnerships, and find ways to make monogamy work for them.
"Why can't you serve a maximum of two terms in government, to create more fluidity?" he asked.
He felt the biggest challenge now was to create a fluidity to Les Halles, to make it easier to walk around and less bewildering.
In bringing Mailbox to new devices, he said the team's goal was to create a fluidity of experience while leveraging the benefits of each platform.
A recurring theme throughout the course discussions was the public-private interface in health research, and how to create greater fluidity between the two while simultaneously ensuring incentives for industry growth and improving public health.
Stop-motion, which requires an invisible, all-controlling hand to create the illusion of fluidity, was an intuitive medium for this most exacting of directors and his intricate, diorama-like sensibility.
"I do much work that relates to Manhattan," Luvaas confides, "to the energy that is there trying to lift it up and use it to create that sense of fluidity, energy, creativity and the social aspect of this giant community: one of the very few real communities in this country of ours".
Though watercolor offers an opportunity for rich, expressive results, many painters defy the fluidity of the medium by controlling their brush strokes to create images of uncompromising realism.
In the 19th century, Conrad Ferdinand Meyer, one of Switzerland's best-known poets, wrote a short verse called "The Roman Fountain," celebrating the way water flowed through a series of levels to create a sense of simultaneous stillness and fluidity.
(Could it be that "Downton Abbey" syndrome?) "I wanted to create a new kind of L'Wren girl," said the designer backstage, referring to "fluidity, architecture, rich and textured fabrics and Victorian colors".
