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Curiousity
Having a “hungry mind” has been shown to be a core determinant of academic achievement, rivaling the predictive power of IQ.
“necessity is the mother of all inventions” - plato
But in this time and age it is curiousity and also some can say laziness or fear of the unknown basically it all boils down to curiosity.
But i can say that while a certain number of people become curious, some just tend to follow the trend of life and live acoording to how they are told to do, so they feel life is meant to be enjoyed not boxed up in a corner and seek knowledge, but for them to just use the latest trends and feel among their peers or so but basically, without a curious mind, learning and understanding is a though job to do, but however i can say that everyones curious in thier way.
"The important thing is not to stop questioning. Curiosity has its own reason for existing." -- Albert Einstein
Here is a phrase from scott Hanselman, Perhaps curiosity is an innate thing, perhaps it's taught and encouraged, but more likely it's a little of both. I hope that you're stretching yourself and others to ask more questions and explore the how and why of the world around you.
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Does somebody have the feeling about all this trending topic of technology is being overestimated, because now it's promoting to teach kids and people to code and be a geek of technologies but why don't we promote to be enthusiasts!
For example promote people to do what they love , not all should be technology and coding, we need to have the best scientists, doctors, and writers of the history and they could use the technology to be more efficient because we need passion and promote what everyone want to do not only promote the use of technology and coding.
Regards from @Jecaestevez
Did you know? in the next decades or two the use of mechanized production would have taken over the world, that hand made items will become antiques and hard to find? Do you take that as a positive or negative part of technological advancement? Well why not utilize the comment section and let get your opinion about it.
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Having a “hungry mind” has been shown to be a core determinant of academic achievement, rivaling the predictive power of IQ.
“necessity is the mother of all inventions” - plato
But in this time and age it is curiousity and also some can say laziness or fear of the unknown basically it all boils down to curiosity.
But i can say that while a certain number of people become curious, some just tend to follow the trend of life and live acoording to how they are told to do, so they feel life is meant to be enjoyed not boxed up in a corner and seek knowledge, but for them to just use the latest trends and feel among their peers or so but basically, without a curious mind, learning and understanding is a though job to do, but however i can say that everyones curious in thier way.
"The important thing is not to stop questioning. Curiosity has its own reason for existing." -- Albert Einstein
Here is a phrase from scott Hanselman, Perhaps curiosity is an innate thing, perhaps it's taught and encouraged, but more likely it's a little of both. I hope that you're stretching yourself and others to ask more questions and explore the how and why of the world around you.
An Interesting comment
Does somebody have the feeling about all this trending topic of technology is being overestimated, because now it's promoting to teach kids and people to code and be a geek of technologies but why don't we promote to be enthusiasts!
For example promote people to do what they love , not all should be technology and coding, we need to have the best scientists, doctors, and writers of the history and they could use the technology to be more efficient because we need passion and promote what everyone want to do not only promote the use of technology and coding.
Regards from @Jecaestevez
Did you know? in the next decades or two the use of mechanized production would have taken over the world, that hand made items will become antiques and hard to find? Do you take that as a positive or negative part of technological advancement? Well why not utilize the comment section and let get your opinion about it.
Citation/sourced from
Hanselman
Wikipedia
Theatlantic
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