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DOES CURIOSITY REALLY KILL THE CAT? ...
For sure, Keith and Lee really enjoy discussing some of the common sayings we use in our everyday speech as we go about our daily affairs. Sometimes we use these idioms with a general understanding of what they imply, but we don't always know where they came from, or whether they are true or not. But they do have to come from somewhere and relate in some way to whatever is being communicated. It’s whatever the implied relevance is that interests Keith and Lee, thus prompting them to ask the question. Yes, it can be answered two ways, revealing different aspects of curiosity and their respective outcomes. Curiosity is generally seen as a positive attribute that helps learning and acquiring knowledge, but can we go too far utilizing it where or when we shouldn't, perhaps abandoning the familiar and safe to find out more than we really need, or is good for us?
