Humans' Inherent Curiosity Stems From a Long, Protracted Childhood

Gizmodo
By Ian LeslieOct 24, 2014, 4:30 pm297 pts
Curiosity is one of our most basic traits and we have a lot to thank for it. Without the primal urge to always want to see what lies over the next hill, or the other the ocean, or beyond the confines of our atmosphere, humans would still be living—quite literally—in the stone age. In Curious: The Desire to…

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