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I Like To Point Out That People Very Often Confuse The Idea That Truth Is Subjective With The Fact That Truth Is Perishable.

They Say Seeing Is Believing, But The Opposite Is True. Believing Is Seeing.

Listening To What People Were Saying Wasn't Even Important. But It Was Important To Look As If You Were Listening To What People Were Saying. Actually, Listening To What People Are Saying, To Me, Interferes With Looking As If You Were Listening To What People Are Saying.

I Like To Think That I Differ From Other Interviewers In The Sense That I Hide My Agenda More Successfully, And I'm More Open To Hearing Stuff That Is Surprising And Unexpected. That I'm Actually Involved In An Investigation, Through Monologue, At Times.

People Think In Narratives - In Beginnings, Middles And Ends. The Danger When You Edit Something Too Severely Is That It No Longer Makes Sense; Worse Still, It Leaves People With The Disquieting Impression That Something Is Being Hidden.