They say curiosity killed the cat. I say it’s a source of man’s survival. I mean curiosity is a part of human nature…

Where would humans be if great men hadn’t been curious enough to explore things to study them? If Isaac Newton hadn’t been curious as to what made the apple fall, would we know gravitational force? If the Wright brothers hadn’t been curious to know whether humans can fly, would we have aero planes? If Christopher Columbus hadn’t been curious to discover a new route, would there have been America? Yeah, probably yes. Some other curious person would have done it. So it all comes down to curiosity. If we hadn’t any curiosity, we’d be like the early man before they’d discovered fire or we’d have died of boredom.

Curiosity and Interest go hand in hand. They’re almost the same. When you’re interested in something you get curious to know it. Like knowledge or gossip. Getting your answer after being curious brings a good amount of pleasure, satisfaction. It’s like the smell of your favorite food. You want to take it in, absorb it

Man is like a hungry cat, poking his nose here and there and it usually does more good than harm. Curiosity is an inner feeling that can’t be helped. If you’re sad you need cheering up. If you’re surprised you get over it. But nothing, nothing at all can stop a person from being curious. In fact it grows.

If you see a group of girls at school crowding around something, would you be able to walk past without at least taking a peek? Possible, but highly unlikely. And if there were boring and uncurious people in the past, they have now been completely wiped out of existence because nearly everyone nowadays is curious especially us young generation. We want to absorb everything from politics to sports to entertainment to world prices to environment, everything.

Surprisingly we will not run out of curious things and there will always be something left to ponder over.