Leonardo Da Vinci was quite the man. He was an artist, an inventor, a counselor to kings and queens. His was a bright and brilliant mind. He had a passion for knowledge fueled by an insatiable curiousity.
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It's all about developing curiousity.
Really, when you’re curious, you have a passion to find out and retain the truth. Developing curiousity is key. I keep a journal, and I write down questions that I have that I wonder about, and then I work at finding the answers. At first it went slowly, but now I’m constantly thinking and challenging my way of thinking.
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curiosity
So what kinds of questions are you currently looking for the answers to? I’m curious to find out what you’re curious about! ;)
The truth about dividing by zero...
I guess I want to know things like, what is it that turns a bunch of atoms and molecules into an organized, living being? Could it ever be possible to feel another persons feelings? What lies beyond the edge of infinity? What types of applications are there in accoustic waves and their respective energies? Why does toast always fall peanut butter side down???—I already know why, but seriously…WHY?
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You sound like a grad student ;)
Have you considered going back to college for a degree in physics or biochemistry? Or maybe even philosophy! It seems like you’d at least have a forum to discuss questions like these without making every one around you get a headache from thinking too hard.
