Quotes About Discovery And Curiosity

#1. You should never listen to experts, because in a few years everything they know to be 'true' will be disproven. It's how it's always been, and how it will always be. That's the power of discovery and curiosity.

Elizabeth Naramore

#2. We have a great deal to learn from Scandinavia and a great deal to be alarmed at from the Mediterranean.

Gore Vidal

#3. I don't know what is behind the curtain; only that I need to find out.

Richard Paul Evans

#4. When our eyes are set on eternity, the news that someone has come to know the Savior means a great deal more than the news of a salary raise or the prospect of getting the latest high-tech gadget.

Randy Alcorn

#5. Curiosity breeds discovery.

Joanne Owen

#6. Now she knew living was just a brief hiatus, a blip really, in the infinite line of nothingness that composed that shadowy realm of the unknown. It could stop at any time.

Nenia Campbell

#7. There is no harm in doubt and skepticism, for it is through these that new discoveries are made.

Richard P. Feynman

#8. None of us can avoid being contaminated by the world's evils; it's all a matter of what attitude you take towards them.

Azar Nafisi

#9. The goal for me is to pull in the reader and to have them ask questions.

Lynsey Addario

#10. We follow a path of discovery, strung like pearls on a thread of curiosity, lending richness to our work.

James Krenov

#11. As it says on the Tshirts:'I don't scare easily - I'm a librarian.', which was the polite version of the original:'Don't give me any of your shit - I'm a librarian.

Jasper Fforde

#12. It's daring to be curious about the unknown, to dream big dreams, to live outside prescribed boxes, to take risks, and above all, daring to investigate the way we live until we discover the deepest treasured purpose of why we are here.

Luci Swindoll

#13. The existence is a tremendous curiosity, with in the course of the years, the discovery of yourself in your inmost evolutions. With the age you feel better than you are, what you represent. Which means a little at the planet's scale.

Jacky Ickx

#14. Curiosity is the essence of our existence.

Gene Cernan

#15. To be unforgiving is like to drink poison and wait for someone else to die!!
Rev. TD Jakes (have I said how much I love ya!)

T.D. Jakes

#16. The text-book is rare that stimulates its reader to ask, Why is this so? Or, How does this connect with what has been read elsewhere?

J. Norman Collie

#17. The thing I would wish for anybody I loved would be the possibility of never coming to the end of discovery. I think it is what makes life worth living.

Joyce Grenfell

#18. To know how to wonder and question is the first step of the mind toward discovery.

Louis Pasteur

#19. It is curiosity, initiative, originality, and the ruthless application of honesty that count in research- much more than feats of logic and memory alone.

Julian Huxley

#20. Greatest discoveries come from passionate scientists with naive curiosity

Craig Mello

#21. My dad is this very sensible guy who never let me feel that anything was beyond my station.

Mireille Enos

#22. United have more experience but we have a much better team and play much better football,

Roberto Mancini

#23. Discovery requires courage and acceptance that we are not in control, and that the future is uncertain.

Bryant McGill

#24. To me, curiosity is married to optimism. And that's where a lot of my motivation comes from. A lot of my way out of depression and anxiety is that intersection between optimism and curiosity. Because it means taking a step forward with the hope that there will be discovery.

Carrie Brownstein

#25. Let your curiosity run away with you. Know that beyond every ordinary explanation there is a deeper and more exciting discovery to be made.

Julie Andrews Edwards

#26. They'll never know we were here.

Danny M. Cohen

#27. In physiology, as in all other sciences, no discovery is useless, no curiosity misplaced or too ambitious, and we may be certain that every advance achieved in the quest of pure knowledge will sooner or later play its part in the service of man.

Ernest Starling

#28. I think you are very selfless.

Cassandra Clare

#29. But it turns out that even if I don't talk a lot, when it's something that matters I still have a lot to say.

Catherine Gilbert Murdock

#30. I like the notion of stubborn incuriosity. To cultivate a stubborn incuriosity, you have to limit yourself to certain areas of knowledge. You cannot be totally greedy. You have to oblige yourself not to learn everything. Or else you will learn nothing.

Umberto Eco

#31. One might almost say that the history of geographical discovery, properly so called, begins with Captain Cook, the motive of whose voyages was purely scientific curiosity.

Joseph Jacobs

#32. Learning emerges from discovery, not directives; reflection, not rules; possibilities, not prescriptions; diversity, not dogma; creativity and curiosity, not conformity and certainty; and meaning, not mandates.

Stephanie Pace Marshall