Curiosity is a fundamental part of scientific discovery and innovation, enabling us to achieve things that once seemed impossible. Asking "why" not only allows us to gain knowledge and solve the mysteries of our universe, but also ignites our imaginations with new ideas to use science and engineering for the betterment of humanity. What inspires you to stay curious in your field?
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Abhay Singh
2w
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Smart Grids | Critical Infrastructures | Resilience & Security | BoD | IEEE & ASME Fellow | Dynamical Systems | Prof. Emeritus
2wThank for posting. Spot on! Curiosity drives scientific discoveries and engineering innovations, pushing us to ask "why" and "why not." For me, staying curious means uncovering new ideas, improving technologies, and making a real difference. Curiosity has led to major achievements like electrification, clean water, telecommunications, the internet, modern medicine, scientific agriculture, and fast transportation. These advancements have revolutionized communication, information access, global health, and quality of life in most of the world: In just over 100 years, the average human lifespan nearly doubled due to these technologies. Emerging technologies like quantum computing, big data, artificial intelligence, machine learning, gene editing, smart grids, storage technologies, electrification, modernized transportation, and security and privacy technologies have immense potential to solve complex problems and create sustainable solutions. Fear not, and always ask "why not?"