Without Steve Jobs, You Would Have Well-designed

We Relate To Leonardo Da Vinci Because His Genius Was Just Being Passionately Curious About Everything. He Wanted To Know Everything He Could Know About Our Universe, Including How We Fit Into It. We Can't All Have A Superhuman Intellect Like Albert Einstein's, But We Can Be Super-curious. And We Can Also Quit Smashing Curiosity Out Of The Hands Our Children.

Did Alexander Graham Bell Do Any Market Research Before He Invented The Telephone?

I Don't Think There Was Enough Skepticism Because I Think Most Of Us Kind Of Believed That Saddam Hussein Was Building Biological, Chemical, And Perhaps Even, Nuclear Weapons.

A Popular Feel For Scientific Endeavors Should, If Possible, Be Restored Given The Needs Of The Twenty-first Century. This Does Not Mean That Every Literature Major Should Take A Watered-down Physics Course Or That A Corporate Lawyer Should Stay Abreast Of Quantum Mechanics. Rather, It Means That An Appreciation For The Methods Of Science Is A Useful Asset For A Responsible Citizenry. What Science Teaches Us, Very Significantly, Is The Correlation Between Factual Evidence And General Theories, Something Well Illustrated In Einstein's Life.

Just Being The Seeker, Somebody Whose Open To Spiritual Enlightenment, Is In Itself The Important Thing And It's The Reward For Being A Seeker In This World.