Inquisitiveness

The book doesn't only teach you to read.
But it teaches you to understand and to question.
Inquisitiveness is the desire to gather more ideas and facts to be knowlegable about something.
Inquisitiveness divides the living from other's who are just adrift, floating and gliding towards the motion of uncertainty.
Inquisitiveness and preparation is priming to success.
A clever individual is praised not by their answer but they are praised by the way they deliver a question.
An inquisitive mind can grind an elusive solution, and find the grail of knowledge at the bottom of a deep dark cave, you once feared to enter.
An idiot always has something to say.
A wise always has to say something.
Curiosity is way far better than a judgemental moron.
There are no stupid questions only idiot people.
There are two types of a question.
A question to dwell and learn.
A question to doubt and plunder.
An inquisitive eye is better than, 
A prying inquisitive mouth that brings no other than doubt and mischief.
Some are senseless and some are sensible.
It does make sense right?
At anytime at any kind inquisitiveness is entwined with learning, weather it's for good or bad intent.
If you don't understand you have the right to question it.
But Not on what is left, of the life of others grow up.
If you can't see things clearly from the bright side, hide from the dark side.
Then work with the darkness to bring the light.
Nothing is too high with a horizon of wisdom is at hand.
In doubt or in truth curiosity is no shame.
Curiosity doesn't kill, it molds you to be a better person.
Inquisitiveness is a sign of an active mind.

By: Jay Carreon