1. How did curiosity help revolutionize the things we use? Provide examples.

Having a curious, inquisitive mind means that you have intellectual intelligence. Hence,
you can generate more original ideas and produce simple solutions to complex problem as well
as their diverse interests and curiosity enable them to apply concepts across fields, improving
on other’s idea, synthesizing ideas, and recognizing patterns across fields to produce new ones.
For instance, the state-of the-art technology that we have today. This technology was created
by a group of people who began inventing with a sense of wonder. We would not have the
advanced and modern technologies that we have today if it were not these curios individuals.
2. According to the speaker, what ways to maximize curiosity were not mentioned during
classroom discussions?
Don’t just focus on puzzles but on mysteries. Definitely, curiosity is a strong desire to
learn or to know something, and it’s essential for any professional because it’s required to both
develop your talents and figure out how to correct things that don’t work. People will do things
the same way because “that’s how we’ve always done it” if they aren’t curios. Thus, with the
spark of curiosity, you have people coming together, fueled by creativity and purpose,
evaluating their work and each other in an atmosphere.