The Dilemma of Curiosity and Its Use

There is only a normal sense of curiosity.

I opened the box out of curiosity.

I only ask out of curiosity.

I did it out of curiosity.

He did it out of curiosity.

She did it out of curiosity.

You're obviously dying to know.

Tom did it out of curiosity.

Tom did that out of curiosity.

He did it simply out of curiosity.

Just out of curiosity, how many of you?

That's the beginning of desire, that exploratory needs curiosity, discovery.

One day out of curiosity I asked Pastora about the song of the snake.

So just as a curiosity, where did you land when you flew over the Grand Canyon?

So just as a curiosity, where did you land when you flew over the Grand Canyon?

Boredom, routine, and lack of curiosity are the greatest enemies of our brain.

People have stopped visiting the site out of curiosity but there are more of those who use it as intended.

The problem with Bush was not lack of intelligence but a complete absence of intellectual curiosity.

The art of teaching is only the art of awakening the natural curiosity of young minds to satisfy it afterwards.

And then I thought out of curiosity I'd like to go and live and work and just see what a village is like.

And in spite of her agitation Anna smiled on noticing the naive expression of curiosity, surprise and terror on Dolly's face.

Humans will continue to push against our existing boundaries, whether out of necessity, curiosity, pleasure, or greed, so more virus jumps will undoubtedly occur.

Saeda feels abandoned,even by the international community, which is observing the battle over the ideological direction on the Nile with a mixture of curiosity and excitement.

Even as diplomatic visitors, we were prohibited from speaking with or giving anything to the workers, whom we watched with a mixture of curiosity and sympathy.

What Tony sees in that moment is the project of philosophy, the project that begins in wonder what Kant called admiration and awe at the starry sky above and the moral law within.

If you asked me why I set out to write a sex worker diary on my blog, I would tell you I did it out of sheer curiosity.

What can be done to stabilize an economy when nominal interest rates cannot be lowered any further, but prices still fall and the output gap the difference between what it can produce and what it actually does produce remains wide? What was a theoretical curiosity raised by John Maynard Keynes in the 1930's has become the fundamental issue confronting policymakers in the world's largest economies.

What was a theoretical curiosity raised by John Maynard Keynes in the 1930's has become the fundamental issue confronting policymakers in the world's largest economies.

At the first glance Levin saw an expression of eager curiosity in the look with which Kitty gazed at this incomprehensible and terrible woman, but it lasted only an instant.

Feeling like the world is becoming less friendly? Social theorist Jonathan Zittrain begs to difffer. The Internet, he suggests, is made up of millions of disinterested acts of kindness, curiosity and trust.

Although unlikely, should Russia s decryption project succeed, it could endanger millions of Internet users whose interest in online anonymity is far from nefarious.

Individual teams are to enter a pan European competition to determine the best of the best, opening a free space for scientific curiosity and enabling the unforeseeable outcomes that are characteristic of cutting edge research.

When I first visited Duch s house of horrors in 1990, I was 15 and full of wonder about the country where I was born but had never lived.

The fact that science is finding connections between women s sexual experience and their emotions and perception should not be cause for mockery, but for curiosity and respectful investigation of the facts. There are plenty of data on male sexuality and the male brain, and sound new science on the mind body connection is transforming medical practice, from cardiology s use of meditation to the use of talk therapies in treating breast cancer.

The fact that science is finding connections between women s sexual experience and their emotions and perception should not be cause for mockery, but for curiosity and respectful investigation of the facts.

Moreover, the dramatic democratization of mores in the last 20 years has resulted in a tremendous increase in ordinary human curiosity about people in the limelight who our leaders are, how they live, and what they really believe.

These days I think of you a lot, now that your intimate life, yours and your companion's is being subjected to morbid curiosity, a kind of robbery in broad daylight where your life is being destroyed without a thought for the consequences to not only your life, but that of your children.

Journalism s essential role in a democracy is to enable people to fulfill their roles as citizens by providing information about government, other powerful institutions, civil movements, international events, and so on. But News Corporation replaces such journalism with titillation and gossip, as it did when it took over the 168 year old News of the World and turned it into a tabloid in 1984, and with partisan campaigns, as it did when it created Fox News in 1996.

But News Corporation replaces such journalism with titillation and gossip, as it did when it took over the 168 year old News of the World and turned it into a tabloid in 1984, and with partisan campaigns, as it did when it created Fox News in 1996.