Curiosity
Where has your curiosity taken you over the last twelve years or so, digitally and physically, and how, and why?
Are you adequately devoted to investing in suitably clear boundaries in everything you say and do, and in your expectations of yourself and other people?
If you are curious about the science of civility, empathy and democracy, what are you seeking to know, and why?
Are you sure you are investing in curiosity appropriately?
Perhaps you do not know whether you are investing in knowledge or not or reasonableness or not or curiosity or not or creativity or not.
How are you investing in climate stability?
How are you otherwise investing in climate morality?
There is really no point in investing in lazy people or gullible people.
They will keep making the same mistakes they usually make. They lack intellectual curiosity.
Enlightened beings know when to visit a particular library. They also know what to locate within it, and how.
Enlightened beings know when and how to ask questions. They do not have a great deal of knowledge. Nor do they have a great deal of curiosity about anything except matters of great importance.
Being an enlightened being involves the successful assessment of importance.
Perhaps you are curious to know whether you happen to be an enlightened being, possibly even in a scientifically measurable sort of way.
Young people rarely have the mental maturity to become enlightened beings until they reach a much later age.
Yet many older people lack mental maturity too. Their morality has not developed sufficiently either, and nor has their intellectual curiosity or their creativity.
How do you identify the influence of culture, nature and fate on your curiosity?
How has your curiosity influenced, or at least contributed to your knowledge of, culture, nature and fate?
How do you know you have been investing in useful studies appropriately as a consequence of your curiosity?
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