A common theme emerges: curiosity meets challenges.
Interestingly, as the numbers on the scales have fallen I have sensed a newfound respect and curiosity emerging from my peers.
In this talk, network neuroscientist Danielle Bassett and political philosopher Perry Zurn address the emerging field of curiosity studies, bringing fresh insights to this age-old phenomenon.
To do well in Africa, "You need to have an affinity for the country, and affinity for emerging markets and curiosity," which prompt you to look below the surface, he said.
Yet within each scientist's story are themes of energizing curiosity, fulfillment emerging from discovery, and an instinctual desire for the freedom to explore and investigate.
Thus, even while conceding that severe partisan gerrymanders are inconsistent with democratic principles, Justice Scalia wrote for the Vieth plurality that "no judicially discernible and manageable standards for adjudicating political gerrymandering claims have emerged". But a curiosity persists.
Robinson's nonfiction emerges from her curiosity about the world and from her impatience with the frivolous ignorance of those who should know better (academics, politicians and religious leaders).
In the first case, the author has chosen the degree to which a reader is uncertain, and has determined the wider parameters within which questions can be asked; in the latter, a different curiosity emerges, for instance with biography being crudely used to analyse the work, or rejected material being used to clarify the author's decisions.
The case for curiosity emerges in a new study of 1,000 college graduates' career paths and civic activity across several decades -- and how that correlates to campus-era habits and practices.
We provide them with the groundwork, and then we wait to see what emerges when their curiosity is given free rein.
Trump's brief flirtation with a run for office was over, but he reveled in the curiosity about his emerging political ambitions.
