But What Really Excited Me Was The

And What I Wanted To Do Was, I Wanted To Explore Problems And Areas Where We Didn't Have Answers. In Fact, Where We Didn't Even Know The Right Questions To Ask.

My Real Father Died When I Was Two Years Old, So I Never Knew Him. He Was A Barber In Chicago.

There Have Been Some Friendships Lost Over This. That's The Most Difficult For Me. I Find It Very Uncomfortable To Know That I Was At One Time Close Friends With Someone, And Because Of Jealousies And Misunderstandings And So On, These Friendships Have Dissolved.

Scientists Are Very Afraid Of Being Proven Wrong.

When The First Fossils Began To Be Found In Eastern Africa, In The Late 1950s, I Thought, What A Wonderful Marriage This Was, Biology And Anthropology. I Was Around 16 Years Old When I Made This Particular Choice Of Academic Pursuit.