Friday, August 21, 2009

Perspective & Curiosity

I saw this video and found it fascinating. Curiosity has been one of the greatest tools we as humans have had the privelege of weilding.

It is unfortunate that it gets such a bad reputation (pandora's box, curiosity killed the cat, etc.), because as humans, our curiosity has paved the way for all we have and enjoy.

Just a couple of thoughts I wanted to share

5 comments:

Toni Dee! said...

Wow! That is really amazing! It reminds me of what Moses said (or Abraham)? Now I know that man is nothing!

Darla said...

This is awesome Jer! Thanks for sharing!!

Rachel said...

i was thinking about being more "questioning" lately, not as in "doubting" but being more inquisitive and having a desire to learn. this months visiting teaching message had a great quote about having "insatiable hunger" and life long learning.
a timely post for me thanks!

Jami said...

Watching this made me recognize once again how elusive and vague time is. It is so important here on earth, but knowing that we're a little speck in the universe is humbling.

J Wilson said...

And it's neat to look up at the stars and to be able to better put things into perspective.

Our curiosity and the answers that stem from the questions we ask are just a few of the many joys of life :)