curiosity didn’t kill the cat

func Learn(topic Thing) Knowledge {
    return Curiosity().
        LeadingTo(Questions).
        LeadingTo(Exploration).
        LeadingTo(Understanding)
}

• Curiosity isn’t optional anymore
• In world where skills expire faster than milk, curiosity = only real future-proofing
• Not about knowing things - about staying hungry to learn them

What Curiosity Actually Does

• Breaks you out of mental ruts
• Finds connections others miss
• Keeps you humble and hungry
• Makes learning feel like play

graph TD
    A[Curiosity] --> B[Questions]
    B --> C[Exploration]    
    C --> D[Innovation]
    D --> A
    style A fill:#f96,stroke:#333,stroke-width:2px

The Curious Have Unfair Advantage

• Learn faster because they want to
• Solve problems others don’t see
• Stay relevant without trying
• Have more fun doing it

The Compounding Secret

• Curiosity compounds
• Each question leads to three more
• Every answer opens new doors
• Knowledge builds on knowledge

Core Truth

• Not about being smart - about staying interested
• Keeping “but why?” mindset alive when others settle for “good enough”
• Curiosity didn’t kill the cat - saved it from dying of boredom
• The quiet superpower we all need more of
• The more curious we are, the more alive we feel

Stay curious. Stay alive.