If you just care to see the history of some inventions and discoveries, I’m sure you will not miss a very glittering aspect. Curiosity. When an apple had fallen on the head of Newton or when a good amount of water was displaced, the moment Archimedes stepped into his bathtub, both of them were overwhelmed by millions of questions. They went ahead. Answered the questions and became immortal.
“Sometimes questions are more important than answers.”
Nancy Willard.

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This is 100% true in life. Students should follow this. curiosity helps to know many things.

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If you just care to see the history of some inventions and discoveries, I’m sure you will not miss a very glittering aspect. Curiosity. When an apple had fallen on the head of Newton or when a good amount of water was displaced, the moment Archimedes stepped into his bathtub, both of them were overwhelmed by millions of questions. They went ahead. Answered the questions and became immortal.
“Sometimes questions are more important than answers.”
Nancy Willard.

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I would say Necessity and curiosity are parents of invetnion as necessity is the mother of invention.

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It is not the answer that enlightens but the question. Asking the right questions takes as much skill as giving the answers.

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It is not the answer that enlightens but the question. Asking the right questions takes as much skill as giving the answers.


True. Only a curious mind asks questions.
True. Curiosity is key to knowledge. The knowledge gained out of curiosity is on firmer ground.

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True. Curiosity is key to knowledge. The knowledge gained out of curiosity is on firmer ground.


Which is why, Curiosity led to greatest inventions. Examples are Newton, Archimedes to name a few.
True. Curiosity is key to knowledge. The knowledge gained out of curiosity is on firmer ground.


Which is why, Curiosity led to greatest inventions. Examples are Newton, Archimedes to name a few.


Albert Einstein is the most suitable example for this. The famous equation e=mc2 was invented by him.

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If you just care to see the history of some inventions and discoveries, I’m sure you will not miss a very glittering aspect. Curiosity. When an apple had fallen on the head of Newton or when a good amount of water was displaced, the moment Archimedes stepped into his bathtub, both of them were overwhelmed by millions of questions. They went ahead. Answered the questions and became immortal.
“Sometimes questions are more important than answers.”
Nancy Willard.

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I would say Necessity and curiosity are parents of invetnion as necessity is the mother of invention.


You are right. Necessity made Benjamin Franklin to invent Bi focal lenses.
If you just care to see the history of some inventions and discoveries, I’m sure you will not miss a very glittering aspect. Curiosity. When an apple had fallen on the head of Newton or when a good amount of water was displaced, the moment Archimedes stepped into his bathtub, both of them were overwhelmed by millions of questions. They went ahead. Answered the questions and became immortal.
“Sometimes questions are more important than answers.”
Nancy Willard.

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Wright brothers, aviation pioneers, built the first airplane. They became curious seeing the birds flying.

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Answers are there because there are questions. This cannot be a case like what came first - egg or hen. Questions always exist - in whatever form like curiosity, and only then do answers follow.
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