One place for all 12 parts of the Manifest Curiosity — Discover what you can do with your curiosity when you provide it with processes that produce powerful actions as you dig deeper into the whys and hows that go into Curiosity-Based Thinking. I previously published the Manifest Curiosity through a series of posts now nested under a list by the…

Take your curiosity from A-Z to learn a lot about a little country with a big personality — After the North Macedonia soccer team beat Italy in a World Cup qualifying playoff match, the National Public Radio tweeted that the “unthinkable” had happened and included an article that went on to drill down into the “unthinkable” that happened to Italy, paying little mind to the incredible that North…

Get curious about what it would be like to legislate before you graduate — You may not be able to become an actual kid again, but what if, through your curiosity you can continue thinking like a kid for as long as you want? …

Use curiosity and wonder to have wonderful days every day — Isn’t it incredible what can happen in such a short amount of time? A whole day is plenty of time to finish your work or go to the park, but did you ever imagine that in a single day you take around 8,000 steps; 100,000 of your taste receptor cells…

How curiosity can help you find new sources of energy — Energy is something we spend a lot of time getting, maintaining, conserving, and spending, but what is energy? Where does energy come from? Who controls our access to energy? When is energy wasted? How do you get energy? Why can’t energy be created (or destroyed)? Is transferring energy the best…

Learn how to live in luxury with less — What if the luxury of less is a luxury you can afford no matter how much money you possess? Use your curiosity to explore how less is more — much, much more — with some Curiosity-Based Thinking based on the question from The Book of What If…?, …

Spook your curiosity with learning and innovation from the deep — What can you learn from getting curious about an animal with a name way more frightening than it really is ? We know curiosity is good for science and that vampires are great for innovation, so what if getting curious about the vampire squid can make learning and innovating more…

What if you are never alone — but you are very predictable? — What if there was something — nonhuman — that always knew where you were? Sure your phone is cool and helpful, but what if it’s also kind of creepy? Use your curiosity about privacy, technology, and your phone to learn about the price of convenience and learn how to make…

How robots of the future will learn like humans of the past — The article, “Lego Robot with an Organic ‘Brain’ Learns to Navigate a Maze” in Scientific American details the recent findings from an experiment scientists performed using a toy Lego Mindstorms EV3 to serve as the physical body for an organic brain they had built to see if it could learn…