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Quotes About Curiosity

This failure to ask reflects human stupidity less than it reflects human history.
~ Peter F. Drucker
The octopuses seemed to be neither friends nor enemies, but in a state of complicated coexistence.
~ Unknown
What if instead we said, "Look at how you …" That would simply turn children's attention to the process and away from fixed-theory explanations.12
~ Unknown
Cheryl: When you don't understand what someone said, remember, it's your job to ask them to explain.
~ Unknown
Third, by not judging it as good or otherwise, the teacher shows that judging is not what happens in this class. Instead, we think about how and why people do things.
~ Unknown
Como si se tratara de un folleto turístico: un único objetivo se presenta como aventura. Para el folleto, la aventura será un fuego de campamento -para mí lo será el agua que corre al borde de la acera, la superficie suave y lisa de la crema de zapatos en una lata nueva, la cama recién cambiada, una persona anciana aún curiosa.
~ Peter Handke
Solo sufre por lo que no sabe. Lo que sabe, le deja indiferente. Si sabe algo de algo, pero no puede llegar a saber qué es y cómo es, entonces eso le atrae y tiene ganas de saber más. Lo inalcanzable seduce.
~ Peter Handke
Do you have places like this in your country? Wang Yumei asked. I tried to imagine having a reunion with my friends in America and picking up a random foreigner and spending the day with him, simply out of curiosity and kindness. No,...
~ Peter Hessler
Still, as much as I had experienced, there was more waiting to be found. I had started out with a feeling of burning dullness and desperation. Now I was filled with a thrill and expectation of new discovery.
~ Unknown
Hey, Amy, did you ever want to, like, get on the conveyor belt and see what happened? Like,'Hey don't mind me, I'm just hanging with cargo'?
~ Peter Lerangis
Honestly, I think that girl reads minds as a hobby.
~ Peter Lerangis
What is that instrument?" Aly asked the head guard. When he returned a blank stare, she pantomimed playing the instrument. "A zither?" "Santur," he said.
~ Peter Lerangis
Who farted?" Dan asked. "It's our clothes," Amy said. "Our clothes farted?" Dan asked. "I don't know them, ladies and gentlemen," Nellie said under her breath, "never saw them in my life …
~ Peter Lerangis
In other words, I continue to think like an amateur as frequently as possible. GOING IT ALONE
~ Peter Lynch
Advocacy without inquiry begets more advocacy.
~ Peter M. Senge
Do we meet each person curious about the miracle of a human being that we are about to connect with? Or do we meet a poor person that we are about to help?
~ Peter M. Senge
All other creatures look down toward the earth, but man was given a face so that he might turn his eyes toward the stars and his gaze upon the sky.
~ Peter Matthiessen
He was a real scientist, born curious, but I seen his crippled hand twitch while he spoke: this man would rob them graves himself, being some way starved by life, bone greedy.
~ Peter Matthiessen
Now there was silence. For hours on end the valley would be completely still and empty, and we became curious. What was everybody doing? Faustin, we knew, traveled around the neighboring farms as a visiting slaughterer, slitting the throats and breaking the necks of rabbits and ducks and pigs and geese so that they could be turned into terrines and hams and confits.
~ Peter Mayle
Exhibitions were experiments.
~ Peter Plagens
gong to stay at a friend's." "Who? A girlfriend?
~ Peter Robinson
he'd come up from Bradford to see the band. I didn't know him, but he was
~ Peter Robinson
Something piqued his curiosity and he wanted to know more. There was no order to it, neither in his mind nor in his filing system. He would plunge into a subject with cavalier disregard for its chronological development. And
~ Peter Robinson
If you look at four-year-olds, they are constantly asking questions and wondering how things work," Gregersen observed generally. "But by the time they are six and a half years old they stop asking questions because they quickly learn that teachers value the right answers more than provocative questions.
~ Peter Sims