"Curiosity is fantastic in that it makes questions more interesting than answers. They open doors to other worlds, other realities, inexhaustible sources of enrichment. If we had all the answers, life would bland, without dreams, without theories, without research, without ... questions! In short, a very sad and monotonous life. An answer’s interest lies in the path taken to get to it, and that in itself it often leads to other questions, drawing us elsewhere, and finally enabling us to become who we are. In the end, do we really want to know everything? Don't we prefer to keep some things unknown, so as to be able to believe in something else?"

   The world is not what it is. There is an absolute reality, an assembly of quarks and atoms forming matter, even if the physical theory is a logical response to human curiosity.
   But the representation of the world, the one we see, is characteristic to each one of us. Our experience, our culture, our pshychic environment, influence all our vision of things, from most complex concepts to simple things. It is up to us to see differently, a mixture of curiosity and openness. The world is not what it is but only what our minds allow us to see. Six billion human beings, six billion worlds. Here's mine ...