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that was how we were made
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Humans are curious by nature as it helps us learn, adapt, and survive in our environment. Curiosity drives us to seek new knowledge, solve problems, and explore the unknown. It is a fundamental part of how we understand the world around us and continually expand our horizons.
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What is the synonym for nosy?
Inquisitive or curious.
What is the synonym of nosey?
Curious, inquisitive, prying.
How do you say he stays curious in a professional way?
Possible terms are inquisitive and investigative, both synonyms of curious.
What is a positive connotation for ask?
An inquisitive or curious nature.
What is another word for someone that is always curious?
Inquisitive.
Why do people like science?
Humans are curious. This is how humans learn.
Why explorer explored?
Humans are Naturally Curious by nature.
Why did explores explored?
Humans are Naturally Curious by nature.
How did humans come up with questions?
Humans are curious. Curiosity is behind most questions.
What is a small sharp toothed Australian fish know to be curious towards humans?
The small sharp toothed Australian fish known to be curious towards humans is called a metynnis. Playing the 'spelling bee' game? lol.
Will emperor penguins harm humans?
no penguin is dangerous in fact they are either afraid of you or curious of you.
Why did humans first walk upright?
because they were curious about their environment and wanted to see more
How do Bottlenose dolphins react to humans?
Bottlenose dolphins a quite friendly to humans they are curious around us. Hope this helps.
Why did we have moon landings?
To explore the moon and take samples, most likely because us humans were curious!
Will a whale shark chase you?
Unlikely. Whale Sharks can't eat humans and aren't known to be hugely curious.
How do you use word curious in a sentence?
Curious the curious curious was curious because curious jr. Was not at the curious party.
Why people curious about living things?
People are curious about living things, because it goes back to one of our original "source codes"- we like change, as humans, and a living thing provides an almost infinite amount of change.
