Hi, you're about to get smarter in just a few minutes with Curiosity Daily from

Curiosity.com. I'm Cody Gough. And I'm Ashley Hamer. Today you learn about the

two things that make science what it is with actual science guy Bill Nye. Then you'll learn about a frog that has

noise canceling lungs and will answer a listener question about why your

stomach growls when you're hungry. Let's satisfy some curiosity.

What you're about to hear is, in my opinion, the most impactful segment you may ever hear in this

podcast. It affected me. What can I say? You know how nobody really wants to admit when they're wrong?

Well, scientists admit when they're wrong all the time.

If you think of science is just cold, hard hard unchanging facts, then you need to hear this clip from our conversation with science guy Bill Nye.

He knows a lot of stuff, but nobody knows everything.

So when we asked him is there anything

do you believe is true that other people don't or vice versa here's what he told

this. I guarantee you there's something I am sure of that is wrong.

Well, what is that, Bill? I don't know.

But in the example of genetically modified organisms or crops, I was really skeptical of it. I thought

it was technology we don't need this dangerous, we're messing with nature, we're

causing trouble, but I spent some time with it and I completely changed my mind. I completely changed my mind.

I think in order to feed nine or even ten billion people were going to need thoughtfully modified crops. And if you're out there if you can put

Vitamin B12 in a crop whatever that is sore gum soybeans corn, watercress,

it would be a boon to humankind.

If you're out there, you know,

when I was coming of age, it was for me,

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