About One Thing.
A district attorney played by this actor expresses the view that "Luck is the lazy man's excuse" to a midlevel insurance manager in the movie Thirteen Conversations About One Thing. Another character played by this actor claims that justice will remain "nothing more than a reflection of our own prejudices" until we can "see each other as equals." A third character played by this actor notes that preachers sell the "ontological fallacy of expecting a light at the end of the tunnel" and claims that "human consciousness is a tragic misstep in evolution." That character played by this actor uses the field of M-Brane theory to elucidate his opinion that, from the vantage of eternity, space-time will appear as a (*) flat circle instead of a sphere. Another character played by this actor expresses his philosophy on aging and relationships with the line: "That's what I love about these high school girls, man. I get older, they stay the same age." For 10 points, name this actor whose recent "renaissance" has included roles like Rustin Cohle on the first season of True Detective.
A district attorney played by this actor expresses the view that "Luck is the lazy man's excuse" to a midlevel insurance manager in the movie Thirteen Conversations
Matthew (David) McConaughey 