Learn the story of the genetic revolution as told by Nobel Prize winner James D. Watson. A brilliant scientist takes us on a great scientific journey, covering all the milestones of the genetic revolution - from the discovery of the double helix to the discoveries of the last decade. The discovery of the DNA double helix by mankind can be compared in significance only with the achievements of the Enlightenment. Natural selection is still at work, but gene therapy is already a reality. What's next for us? There are virtually no areas of science or activity left that are not related to genetics to some degree: gene editing, epigenetics, agricultural chemistry, genomics and cancer research are just the tip of the iceberg. “When I tried to analyze the reasons for my success, I realized that it was knowledge. Breakthroughs require ideas, but their basis, their foundation, is knowledge. And in order to gain knowledge, you need to read as much as possible.” J. D. Watson, Nobel Prize laureate