You go talk to kindergartners or first grade kids, you find a
class full of science enthusiasts. They ask deep questions.
They ask, "What is a dream, why do we have toes, why is
the moon round, what is the birthday of the world, why is grass
green?" These are profound, important questions. They just
bubble right out of them. You go talk to 12th graders and
there's none of that. They've become incurious.
Something terrible has happened between kindergarten and 12th
grade. —Carl Sagan
replace fear of the unknown with curiosity
~ unknown author
Around here we don't look backwards for very long... We keep
moving forward, opening up new doors and doing new things because
we're curious... And curiosity keeps leading us down new paths.
~ Walt Disney
And
laughter?
And curiosity?
And the games?
And the beat poerty?
And all that which keeps us alert, growing, living?
And curiosity?
And the games?
And the beat poerty?
And all that which keeps us alert, growing, living?
If your
life
flashed
before
your
eyes,
would
it be
worth
watching?
So I'm a year
younger than everyone from my graduating class. I don't
smoke, I never used to drink, until like last summer and when I
do now it's like 3 Mike's Hards and I'm done, but
anyway, they've been drinking since middle school. This
year the all turned 21, and almost all of the ones I'm
friends with one social media networks were like "WOOHOOO
I CAN FINALLY DRINK."
I DON'T GET IT! THEY'VE BEEN DRINKING FOR AT LEAST 7 YEARS, WHY IS IT ANYMORE THRILLING NOW THAT IT'S LEGAL?! They bought it illegally and drank it illegally up until now, so why is it different?
I DON'T GET IT! THEY'VE BEEN DRINKING FOR AT LEAST 7 YEARS, WHY IS IT ANYMORE THRILLING NOW THAT IT'S LEGAL?! They bought it illegally and drank it illegally up until now, so why is it different?
Say it, so if I die, I won't die curious
