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The author's intent is to show how human existence at its root, is asking questions. We need to ask questions to grow and change, for there to be an element of surprise. We shall never know what the next question will be, yet it will bring understanding into our world. To grow we need to be open to risk, and be willing to be okay with having different solutions. Critical thinking is connected because it needs the same mindset, being willing to change and understand.

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I believe the quote means that without questions, hardship, or struggles, we would not be human. And by this, I mean that if we hadn't shown determination, strength, and curiosity, we wouldn't be who we are now.

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The author's purpose of this quote is to show that asking questions is part of humanity.Asking questions gives us room to grow and allow change to happen.This connects to critical thinking because in that process we are analyzing/questioning what we think to form a judgement.

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The Authors purpose of the quote was to connect human existence to question. They are saying that is is like humans to question because questions bring about change

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I think the meaning that the author intended was to tell the reader that evolution of humans would not have happened without questioning our surrounding and problem solving. This is to demonstrate the strength of human critical thinking and that without it we would not be as matured and civilized as we are today.

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The author's purpose is to shows how changes from existence from being human involves surprise, questioning and risk.

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I interpreted the quote as, the more humans evolve, the more questions are brought up. Through this, we further the complexity of human existence. As we ask questions we change to alter our morals and exceptions according to our environment. This connects to critical thinking because we must use critical thinking to bring change.

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The author's purpose of this quote is to analyze Human Existence. The author views Human Existence as not just something that was created but as something that involves things like change, action, surprise, and the act of asking questions. This correlates to critical thinking because the author had alternate views of one subject which is important to do when critical thinking. The author also says that human existence came to be because people ask questions. Things in the world are able to constantly change because people critically think.

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I think the message the author is trying to get across is that the root of human existence is asking questions. When people see or hear about things they don't know about yet they become curious so they use their mind to go out of their way to learn about those things. I think this means life is full of people with open minds wanting to learn new things

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I think the quote means that people are always meant to question everything in our world and take risks in our life

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The purpose of this message is about being opened- minded. Part of being human is questioning. In order to make change in the world we need to question and be open to different perspective.

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I believe the author is trying to show how important asking questions can be in life and in education. Our world is made up of curiosity. The more we ask questions the better.

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I believe the message within the quote is that asking questions changes the world and the way people think. Which in turns changes peoples way of thinking. Humans progress with curiosity in the pursuit of knowledge. So as humans ask questions the word changes in different ways

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I think that this quote relates to critical thinking because it shows how you have to ask questions and make rational decisions. The intention of the quote is to show how asking questions and being curious about certain subjects is a large part of human evolution. I don't think that this is a negative thing.

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I believe the author is explaining that our existence revolves around question asking. When people become curious they find answers and that's how we evolve . This connects to critical thinking because asking questions requires you to have an open mind.

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I believe that quotes intention is that humans are at that root of the problems and answers and we are able to created change and improvise and advance as the human race itself.

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I think the quote is about how in life it is always about asking questions through people so they can determine what they say and be surprised by what they have been asked. So in those questions being asked you can change what you know and that is how it is the root of existence which is asking and answering questions to change. This can connect through critical thinking because you are analyzing what the question is being told and you're applying what you know to that question.

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I think that Freire means in this quote that humans exist because of questions and by critically thinking. Therefore, we are constantly changing our society and changing our views. As events happen, we react by asking questions and critically thinking.

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The author's purpose and message is to communicate that human curiosity is the path to change. This connects to critical thinking because critical thinking is the process of asking yourself questions and using context clues to find information. So, to break through obstacles, humans must critically think and ask questions.

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This qoute reinforces one of my beliefs that Humanity cannot progress without a constant inquisitive mindset. Action and risk taking are 2 of the most important ingredients in human evoloution and this qoute makes the reason clear

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I think the message that the author was trying to get through is the root of change comes from existence and is an element that cant be avoided, being human involves things such as change questioning and risks.

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The purpose is to inform people that they should be open-minded. Education shouldn't be one-sided and people should be willing to change their opinions. This connects to critical thinking because they share the same needed attitudes. Instead of jumping to conclusions, people need to not be biased and weigh the evidence for all sides so you can come up with the best possible outcome in any solution.

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I think the message of this quote was to explain the way they believe Human existence progresses and changes. It seems like they believe that through being social and curious, human progression is made.

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The authors purpose is to show how asking questions has been a primary way to learn for human beings throughout the entirety of existence. Paolo's purpose connects to critical thinking because human evolution would not be as advanced as it is now without using our curious critical thinking brains to ask a question. Many people in all ranks rather your a student, boss, parent, entrepreneur are scared to ask questions now more than ever. Humans now than ever fear the outcome or response we will receive asking a question we're unsure about. The uncertainty of there being another person who knows the answer & think you're dumb for not knowing it swallows our question preventing us to learn.

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The authors message in the quote is to convey how people have gotten so far by asking questions and taking risks. This means all change comes from the act of asking questions. This connects to critical thinking because you have to critical think to move.

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I think the purpose of the quote the author is trying to get across is that there can be change and that it is something to be happy about not to be worried about, which is all apart of human existence, and human existence is about questions and change and surprises.

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The author's intention of writing this is to explain that asking questions is a part of human nature. It also explains how learning and changing is vital to our growth. This connects to critical thinking because thinking critically goes hand in hand with the process of learning and changing.

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This quote ultimately states that life has been created and improved with how humans have maneuvered in asking inquiries throughout their lives.

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The quote shows that you can change and how it is a normal thing for all of us because that is how we exist since it is the root of human existence.

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Humans exist to ask questions , which produces change in the world. Critical thinking connects to this because critical thinking is a part of asking questions and apart of life.

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I think the author's purpose and message is to emphasize that things such as "surprise, questioning and risk" are all a part of being human. Which leads to "actions and change" being a part of human life. You need to ask questions to reach change. It's all a part of human existence, which came to be recognized from asking questions. This connects to critical thinking, because both things require the ability to ask questions and think abstractly.

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The author is trying to say that asking questions is the root of change in the world and for more people to ask questions for human existence since questions and among other things are the root of it.

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I believe that the purpose of the quote is to tell people that rooted in everybody is the ability to change and they shouldn't be afraid of it. This could connect to critical thinking because you would need to think critically to change.