I'm fascinated to know how the two of you have experienced that in your careers.

You know, getting to the truth was something that I think I always understood that it was important to tell the truth if I was making a documentary.

But when I started making documentaries, the big problem I had to solve was how to deal with these people who were so much smarter than I was.

Because I was young, I was dealing with some of the smartest people in the world in different professions making, essentially I was doing science journalism at first, you know, for NOVA and history programs for American Experience.

I found my way into a lot of films that at first were about evolution, and I had to really learn about that.

But I had to find a way to relate to the experts that I was talking to so that they would know that I was curious about what they did and that I really didn't know that much about it.

But I had to also do enough homework beforehand so I could present myself as someone that had made an effort to know what they were talking about.

In that way, I'm very hopeful about people on the