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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.

As An Undergraduate, I Had An Opportunity To Go On A Number Of Archeological Digs. So I Had Experience Excavating, Digging Up Remains Of Ancient Indian Villages In The Midwest And In The Southwest.

Most Achievers I Know Are People Who Have Made A Strong And Deep Dedication To Pursuing A Particular Goal. That Dedication Took A Tremendous Amount Of Effort.

The Right Question To Ask From A Darwinian Prospective Is What Was It About Bipedalism That Was So Advantageous? Why Did It Lead To A - Why Did That Adaptation Ultimately Lead To A Species Homo Sapiens That Has Come To Dominate The Planet Today With Six And A Half Billion People?

Scientists Are Very Afraid Of Being Proven Wrong.