Thirst for knowledge ...

   I think the main part of human nature that makes us want to venture is something called curiosity, I prefer the phrase “thirst for knowledge”. Most people would generalize and say it’s being nosy, but is wanting to learn on a never ending basis being nosy really? If we stop learning where does that leave our development? I’m going to venture to say that leaves us with no development but very stagnant. I don’t think we as a society have ever claimed to be stagnant.  

    The thirst for knowledge has led to so many new things, the one thing that comes to mind is us being able to take this class is this format. Someone’s’ plan out curiosity/ thirst for knowledge help create the technology to be able use the internet, then email. The development of many great things have been created from our thirst for knowledge starting way back in ancient times. Mayans with their water management system, Egypt for the work they have created with marble, and limestone. Each civilization from our past has only ever showed improvement, always pushing the envelope. We are taught from a young age to never put limitations on what we learn or how to learn it, always told to push the limits. Limits are put on situations that truly can’t be improved. How many things, objects, situations had true limits besides death or harm to another human being… We as a society set limits but limits in something situations are meant to be tested.