During most talks, that means I'm actively sitting there trying to work out what question I'm going to ask. I am utterly fascinated by this self-editing proces

During most talks, that means I'm actively sitting there trying to work out what question I'm going to ask. I am utterly fascinated by this self-editing process involved in question asking. It has its roots early in child development and we learn that through better questions, we'll often get better answers. The self-editing forces us to reconsider our basic assumptions and in regards to the speaker's. What we don't know becomes preeminent.