Curiosity killed the cat but satisfaction brought it back

So it's dangerous to perform unnecessary investigation or experimentation under the penalty of losing life. But guess what a cat has nine lives :). I assume that it can lose some of them for the sake of truth to satisfy it's curiosity.

I myself am the cat. Or Sherlock Holmes (I used to call my mother Sherlock Holmes in high school), so I might be just Dr. Watson. It's not a tragedy, Dr.Watson works as well not to mention that Jude Law is one of my favourite actors.

So the idea is that Curiosity is an intriguing felling, to have that inquisitive thinking makes you explore, investigate, and most of all learn.

I thought many times at this insatiable desire of us to gain knowledge or information.

This is the engine of life. Over the millenniums, curiosity has been the driving force behind human development of brain activities which eventually lead to new discoveries in science.

But from where does this motivational desire stem? Maybe curiosity comes from a desire of reward.

My favourite theory is that called " Curiosity-Drive theory.

 Basically, according to this theory, curiosity acts as a mean to dispel uncertainty. I personally don't like ambiguous situation, it's deep down in my psihological traits this long for coherence in one's life. As my favourite author said in one of my favourite book of all time, The art of war, we have to know us and our enemy very well to win a battle. Indeed we must.

My motivation to disrupt incoherence is that often small people spread uncertainty and try to cause an unpleasant feeling of uncertainty. Hamlet : to be or not to be, whether it's nobler in the mind to suffer or to take arms against a sea of troubles.

That arms are couriosity to seek for the true nature of action and the courage to take the destiny in your hand. If we are not the "Master" from the Master and Marguerie, we can and must be the master of our life. I fell we have to make many sacrifices to come to an end in life. But what would be the pleasure of the journey if we would have to sail through a sea of troubles.

Our national Anthem is more than explicit "wake up Romanian, from your deathly sleep".

To die-to sleep no more; and by a sleep to say we end...to die to sleep/ Form in that sleep of death what dreams may come...Must give us pause-there's the respect/ That makes calamity of so long life.

Wonderful! I could live my entire life reading Shakespeare and after all say there is more to read.
Such a joy I had time to read in my early years of life. Life without poetry would be like food dishes with salt.

So...conclusion...Seek for the poetry in the life for there is no justified fear. We have the obligation to understand us and to make the best of our lives.

Fear comes from ignorance, curiosity must work close together with courage to solve the puzzle. After all, we were made to question not to accept a reality. It's more than we thought it was, it's about finding true love and happiness in life.

To die-to sleep no more
For in the arms of this sleep we waste our life (luckily 1 out of 9). So don't worry, if you fail, there are eight other shots.