CURIOSITY

ENGLISH ESSAY

RANA MAAZ
BS-PHYSICS 2ND
 Curiosity
Just like little knives stinging continuously your
body until you remove it, your head will stay
focus, Curiosity brings a little girl from her bed
to go wander the dark jungle to find the mystery
behind those little shiny flying bulbs.
Curiosity is a driving force that urges
individuals to explore. It reinforces to question
and arise the love for knowing something. It is
curiosity that takes us out of the caves into the
cosmic. It is a pleasant motivational state
involving the tendency to recognize and seek
out novel and challenging information and
experiences. It differs from other positive
emotions by the strong desire to explore and
persist in the activity that initially stimulated an
individual's interest.
When you don’t know anything, curiosity will
drive the majority of your actions. If you were
stuck next to a machine that had many buttons,
but you didn’t understand how it worked, you
 would probably experiment until it’s functions
were known to you.
Small children take a lot of actions out of
curiosity, building basic knowledge about the
world.
From an emotional perspective, curiosity can be
frightening. There’s a reason it killed the cat. In
a prehistoric world, being too curious could
mean eating a poison mushroom or getting too
friendly with a bear. So it’s not surprising that
humans are engineered with a disposition
towards purpose-driven actions after a short
period of time.
One day, once per week, do one thing new.
Either add up all the time and invest it into an
experimental project, or devote it separately to
something completely different each time.
Whatever the case, be curious and enjoy
planting new seeds.
Truly, curiosity leads a person towards the
knowledge with unexpected results and
understandings.