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yes because it makes you want to learn more and discover new things.

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I agree because if there wasn't curiosity in the world, we wouldn't even have been amazed at what there is than something were used to.

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I half and half agree because curiosity helps you do things because you will want to learn and discover things you didn't know but I think there are other things more important than being curious

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i feel normal.

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It feels really cool to know that you found something.

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I agree with the fact that curiosity is important but I don't think that it is the most important thing I own. Being curious and learning new things is important and vital to the survival of human beings, but to be transparent, it is not the most important thing but it is definitely up there. For example, other important things are willpower, Passion, & communication

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It makes you feel good that you know something some might not and you could be the one to teach them

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I disagree because the power the speak up is better than the power to question

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Yes because without curiosity you wouldn’t really know anything because you have to be curious at something you don't know so you can learn about instead of judging it and not learn and just putting negative effects on it instead of positive effects.

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I feel proud and excited. I also feel curious because now I want to know more about the topic.

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I somewhat agree with it because I think there is more powerful things we own than just curiosity.

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yes I think it is the most powerful thing because if we weren't ever curious about anything we would have never made the discoveries about the would or what we know now

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like a god!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Yes because you never where you curisaoty might take you. You can find tons of diamonds and sell them and be rich or anything imaginable.

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Its interesting and it boosts yoy confidence when you learn something and do something right.

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If it's something I like I feel happy and excited.

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I agree with the video because without curiosity we wouldn't explore new things or try new things because we think we know everything there is to know

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I agree with the video because without curiosity we wouldn't explore new things or try new things because we think we know everything there is to know

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ooga booga

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I feel really happy and amazing.

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Judgment is based on knowledge you already know and curiosity is what you want to find out

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Yes because without people being curious then we probably wouldn't have a lot of things that we have today

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I feel happy when I discover something new.

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when I discover something new I like to tell everyone and it feels really good to make a new discovery about the world

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I feel proud of myself

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Saying Curiosity is the most powerful thing you own is a pretty bold statement, so while I don't completely disagree I think its not the most powerful, though I'd have to say its up there (one of the most powerful.)

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The people who weren't curios didn't really enjoy the experience of things

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Somewhat, imagination is also extremely powerful.

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Judgement means to make a final absolute decision with not that much context or knowledge. With curiosity, you see firsthand how things work and curiosity is learning something.

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I feel amazed

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i feel good

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Curiosity creates new things and advances science in indefinable ways, so I agree.

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curiosity is when someone wants to learn something new or wants to learn more while judgement means you are judging someone about them.

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Curiosity is when you see something and you have the feeling you just want to go look at it and judment is when you look at something and you question it.

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Curiosity is different than judgment because judgment is based on knowledge while curiosity is something based on what you wonder and wanna learn.

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You can not judge something bad/ if you wanna learn more about it.

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Curiosity is the opposite of judgement because Judgement is based off of what you know and curiosity can be anything.  

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Curiosity is the opposite of judgement because Judgement is based off of what you know and curiosity can be anything.  

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You can't judge something if you're curious about it

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When I discover something new I feel accomplished or excited in a way.

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I feel my brain grow

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i think it means that they evolved.[

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Curiosity is when you wanna find something out judgement is when you judge something with or without knowing anything about it

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Curiosity is good because you're learning something new that you want to know and judgement is when you're just basing something off of what you heard and you don't really care about actually learning about it

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I think it means thag people that werent curious didnt get anywhere

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good

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curiosity is the opposite of judgement because if you are curious about something you can't hate it

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ooga booga fire

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this means the people who are not curious dont get anywhere

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Yes because being curious leads to learning and discovering new things

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Judgement is thinking something based off what you know, but curiosity is trying to find out exactly what it is.

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Anyone who was not curious wouldn't achieve anything later on in their life because they had nothing to achieve.

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Curiosity is being intrigued by the world around you and wondering why things are what they are or how they work but judgement is claiming you know something.

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When they mean by ancestors who were not curious disappeared, it made me think about how they did not accomplish anything which probably made them suffer with the lack of sources.

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like a god!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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think it means that they didn't have the right things to survive, as they weren't curious about other places and died because they didn't have the tools to survive.

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I think it means since they weren't very curious, they never really wanted to find out anything new so they were pretty much "lost in history"

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people who weren't curious and discover anything they disappeared because if they were curious and discovered thing then they would be famous and in every one.

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I think this means that people who aren't curious don't get far in life.

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if you are not curious you will ever learn anything so you will not be able to make innovations and grow as a society

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I think that what he was saying was that our ancestors who didn't explore or get to know the world around them, or even didn't know some things about how the world works couldn't survive/thrive because there were many dangers that the ancestors didn't know of because they weren't curious about how the world works.

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Anyone who was not curious was lost to history, because they wouldn't have achieved anything.

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Back then humans didn't know much about the world so curiosity was one of the key survival skills.