From my understanding, most societal problems could be resolved, prevented from escalating, and/or prevent reoccurrence; if people just ask WHY?
Why is such a powerful question, that unfortunately (in my experiences) has been "shunned" from being asked. For me, I think it could be brought all the way back to kids; when they're hitting the age of uncontrollable curiosity - they ask "why" to absolutely everything. Parents get tired of answering the questions (I don't blame them) but it comse down to how a parent tries to it shut down. If it's shut down too harsh; it will forever curb that desire to know why things happen.
I think what you've said about the innate curiosity of children is important to remember and if I have kids I sure hope to avoid stifling that nature, even if I may get a bit tired of answering questions.
I'm not a parent, would like to be in the future, but I think its important learn parenting skills as much as possible. After all, most people are just "winging it."
Curiosity is such a powerful force to grow, I hope we're gonna have generation that's all about it. The things we could achieve with that driving force, would be a sight to behold.
From my understanding, most societal problems could be resolved, prevented from escalating, and/or prevent reoccurrence; if people just ask WHY?
Why is such a powerful question, that unfortunately (in my experiences) has been "shunned" from being asked. For me, I think it could be brought all the way back to kids; when they're hitting the age of uncontrollable curiosity - they ask "why" to absolutely everything. Parents get tired of answering the questions (I don't blame them) but it comse down to how a parent tries to it shut down. If it's shut down too harsh; it will forever curb that desire to know why things happen.
I think what you've said about the innate curiosity of children is important to remember and if I have kids I sure hope to avoid stifling that nature, even if I may get a bit tired of answering questions.
I'm not a parent, would like to be in the future, but I think its important learn parenting skills as much as possible. After all, most people are just "winging it."
Curiosity is such a powerful force to grow, I hope we're gonna have generation that's all about it. The things we could achieve with that driving force, would be a sight to behold.