Philosophical quotes about curiosity

Being curious about things is the source of motivation for learning. The following are philosophical quotes about curiosity that I compiled for you. I hope you like them!

Philosophical quotes about curiosity

1. Curiosity about bad things is a cursed disease. It arises from all unclean contact. ?Muset

　2. Curiosity is the mother of science. ?Fan Zeng

3. Without curiosity and pure desire for knowledge as motivation, it would be impossible to produce inventions and creations of great value to mankind and society. ?Lu Denting

4. Selflessness is a rare morality, because there is no profit from it. ? Brecht

5. Recognizing the existence of difficulties or difficulties may be an unsatisfactory status quo, which can stimulate the generation of ideas. Uncurious people are rarely motivated by this. ?Beveridge

6. The person who leaves the country in order to improve himself and others is a philosopher, but the person who is driven by the blind impulse of curiosity and goes from one country to another only But a wanderer. ?Goldsmith

7. If the vitality of youth has disappeared and the curiosity to advance has faded, life will be meaningless. ?Mill

8. Always seek to benefit others, not yourself. ?Xie Juezai

9. The value of life is measured by the work a person has done for the contemporary era. ?Xu Wei

10. There is a deep-rooted need in people’s hearts to always feel that they are discoverers, researchers, and explorers. In the spiritual world of children, this need is particularly strong. But if this need is not provided with nourishment, that is, if there is no active contact with facts and phenomena, and there is a lack of fun in knowledge, this need will gradually disappear, and the interest in seeking knowledge will also be extinguished along with it. ?Suhomlinsky

11. Curiosity is the first virtue of learners. ?Madame Curie

12. Anyone who no longer has curiosity and a sense of surprise is no different from a walking zombie, and his eyes are blurred. ?Einstein

13. All self-interested lives are irrational and animal lives. ?Leo Tolstoy

14. Curiosity is the source of endless perseverance and patience for scientific workers. ?Einstein

15. Forget the past like smoke, and be selfless in your heart. ?Tao Zhu

16. The whole meaning of life lies in endlessly exploring things that are not yet known, and in constantly adding more knowledge. ?Zola

17. What is needed for successful teaching is not coercion, but stimulating students' desire. ?Tolstoy

18. Curiosity creates scientists and poets. ?France

19. The age of this girl is exactly the age when a person anesthetizes himself with pleasant and proud dreams. She thought about love all the time, and her strong interest and curiosity would hardly be called innocent if it weren't for her ignorance. ?Romain Rolland "John Christophe"

20. Children will have uneasiness, doubts and curiosity. I think it is best to make something that can solve those doubts. Although I don't know if it can be done. But in that case, those children who lived at that time, what kind of movie should we give them, this time I have to do it with this idea in mind. ? Hayao Miyazaki

21. I love my teacher, and I love the truth even more. ? Schopenhauer

22. I have no special talents, only a strong curiosity. People who are always curious are people who are always making progress. ?Einstein

23. The desire for knowledge and curiosity are eternal and unchangeable characteristics of human beings. Where there is no thirst for knowledge, there is no school. ? Suhomlinsky

24. The more questions a child asks, the more things around him will be known in early childhood, and the smarter he will be in school, the brighter his eyes, and the sharper his memory. To cultivate your child's intelligence, you have to teach him to think. ? Suhomlinsky

25. Vanity and curiosity are the two whips of our souls. The latter drives us to put our noses in everything, the former forbids us from being indecisive. ?Montaigne

26. The road is made by feet, and history is written by people. Every step a person takes is writing his or her own history. ?Ji Hongchang

27. Life should be like a candle, burning from top to bottom, always bright. ?Xiao Chunu

28. Curiosity is the first virtue of a scholar. ?Madame Curie

29. Life is to be lived, and one must live it enthusiastically and full of curiosity. Never turn your back on life no matter what.

30. Knowledge is a kind of happiness, and curiosity is the bud of knowledge.

?Francis Bacon

31. If the vitality of youth has disappeared and the curiosity to advance has faded, life will be meaningless. ?Mill

　32. Curiosity is one of the most durable and reliable characteristics of wisdom and vitality. ?Samuel Johnson

33. Selfishness is an obstacle to success. ?Lu Kun

34. The desire for knowledge and curiosity? This is an eternal and unchangeable characteristic of human beings. Where there is no thirst for knowledge, there is no school. ? Suhomlinsky

35. A gentleman is known as righteousness, and a villain is known as benefit. ?Confucius

36. Whoever goes on a long journey to benefit himself and others can be called a philosopher; but whoever travels from country to country just driven by curiosity, What's the difference between that and wandering? ?Goldsmith

37. Human reason destroys superstition, and human emotions will also destroy egoism. ?Heine’s philosophical quotes about curiosity

1. Knowledge is a kind of happiness, and curiosity is the germ of knowledge (Francis Bacon)

2. Curiosity creates scientists and poets . (France)

3. If the vitality of youth has disappeared and the curiosity to advance has faded, life will be meaningless. (Mill)

4. Curiosity is one of the most enduring and reliable characteristics of the vitality of intelligence. (Samuel Johnson)

5. Curiosity is the source of endless perseverance and patience for scientific workers. (Einstein)

6. Curiosity is the first virtue of a scholar. (Marie Curie)

7. The desire for knowledge and curiosity are eternal and unchangeable characteristics of human beings. Where there is no thirst for knowledge, there is no school. (Suhomlinsky)

8. The more questions a child asks, the more things around him will be known in early childhood, and the smarter he will be in school, the brighter his eyes, and the sharper his memory. . To cultivate your child's intelligence, you have to teach him to think. (Suhomlinsky)

9. There is a deep-rooted need in people's hearts to always feel that they are discoverers, researchers, and explorers. In the spiritual world of children, this need is particularly strong. But if this need is not provided with nourishment, that is, if there is no active contact with facts and phenomena, and there is a lack of fun in knowledge, this need will gradually disappear, and the interest in seeking knowledge will also be extinguished along with it. (Suhomlinsky)

10. Curiosity is the mother of science. (Fan Zeng)

11. Without curiosity and pure desire for knowledge as motivation, it would be impossible to produce inventions and creations of great value to mankind and society. (Lu Denting)

12. Do you know what missions you must achieve in your life? Do you know that when you drink a cup of coffee or do meaningless things, these missions Another layer of dust? We are born with one thing with us that indicates our desires, interests, passions and curiosity, and that is mission. You don’t need any authority to judge your mission. No boss, no teacher, no parent, no pastor, no authority of any kind can decide for you. It's up to you to find this unique calling. ? Steve Jobs, co-founder and former CEO of Apple Inc.

13. Curiosity creates scientists and poets. ? French writer France

　14. Curiosity is the first virtue of scholars. ? French physicist and chemist Marie Curie

15. If the vitality of youth has disappeared and the curiosity to advance has faded, life will be meaningless. ? The 19th-century British educational thinker Mill

16. Curiosity about bad things is a cursed disease that arises from all unclean contact. ? French writer Musset

17. Life must be lived, and it must be lived enthusiastically and full of curiosity. Never turn your back on life under any circumstances. ? Anna Roosevelt, wife of Franklin Delano Roosevelt, the 32nd President of the United States

18. Anyone who no longer has curiosity and a sense of surprise is nothing more than a zombie. The eyes are blurry. ? German-Jewish American, physicist Einstein

19. Curiosity and curiosity? This is an eternal and unchangeable characteristic of human beings. Where there is no thirst for knowledge, there is no school. ? Former Soviet educator Suhomlinsky "The Art of Education"

　20. Vanity and curiosity are the two whips of our souls. The latter drives us to put our noses in everything, the former forbids us from being indecisive. ? French late Renaissance thinker Montaigne

21. Recognizing the existence of difficulties or problems may be an unsatisfactory status quo, which can stimulate the generation of ideas. Uncurious people are rarely motivated by this.

? Australian scientist Beveridge

22. The person who leaves the country in order to improve himself and others is a philosopher, but he is driven from one country to another by the blind impulse of curiosity. Man is nothing but a wanderer. ? British poet Goldsmith’s famous quotes about curiosity

23. Whoever travels far away is beneficial to himself and others, he is called a philosopher; but whoever is driven by curiosity only Traveling from country to country is no different from wandering. ? British poet Goldsmith

24. The age of this girl is exactly the age when a person anesthetizes himself with pleasant and proud dreams. She thought about love all the time, and her strong interest and curiosity would hardly be called innocent if it weren't for her ignorance. ? French thinker and writer Romain Rolland's "Johan Christophe"

25. I think we should do something that can solve the uneasiness, doubts and curiosity that children will have. Something will work, although I don’t know if I can do it. But in that case, those children who lived at that time, what kind of movie should we give them, this time I have to do it with this idea in mind. ? Well-known Japanese animation director, animator and cartoonist Hayao Miyazaki

26. I did an interview a few days ago. Because I couldn’t express myself clearly, some parts were easily misunderstood. My wife and I have known each other for many years. After many twists and turns, we ended up together. Of course, the breakup was all because of my fault, and the reunion was all because of her tolerance. I've had other relationships in twelve years. During the few years we were together with my ex-girlfriend, we regarded each other as family members. Unfortunately, we separated in the end and could not be together. My wife and my ex-girlfriend know each other, so I hope they can get along harmoniously, not hold grudges, and even become friends. If you can't, it doesn't matter, everyone has their own life. That's it. I always answer questions like a primary school student doing homework. I tell everyone what I know. I tell everyone my salary, feelings, thoughts and even my address without hesitation. But the world only needs emotions that meet the needs, and there is no need to be so frank. People will only care. The title doesn’t care about the content. If you say too much, it will hurt others. I will not talk about my feelings anymore, there is no need to let everyone know about them. I only need to be worthy of the people I care about, not everyone’s curiosity. Everything remains in the novel. ? Racing driver, writer, Time Magazine’s 100 most influential people in the world, Han Han

27. Curiosity is the first virtue of a scholar. ?French physicist and chemist Marie Curie

28. Curiosity creates scientists and poets. ?French writer France

29. If the vitality of youth has disappeared and the curiosity to move forward has faded, life will be meaningless. ?19th-century British educational thinker Mill

30. Curiosity about bad things is a cursed disease that arises from all unclean contact.

?French writer Musset;