Where did your Curiosity Lead You?

I'm not also that kind of a genius, a degree-holder of some sort nor consider myself knowledgeable at things. But I consider everything I made are out of curiosity, I believe that is where we'll get to learn the right from wrong. It's the first step to distinguish good from bad, then decide on what we feel can be more useful to us and the benefits it brings. I'm also curious of nanotech, but I'm not that yet familiar with it because I haven't spend time in doing some reaserchings on how scientists studies them. I find your choice of curiosity very interesting yet intriguing, I hope that I'd get to find some time in looking at that interest of your's!;)

Oh, that's great. Don't worry, I'll do visit your link here as soon as I find time!;)

Hi again Raijin, thanks for your answer. You could check this site of mine: www.ecophagy.com as there is plenty of great info, and resources, and sites dealing in nanotech. A hilarious thing happened last week, and I'll tell you about it, LOL. I received an email from a student, and I haven't replied to him as of yet. I think it really is rediculous to and ask ME all these questions for his research, that I know of, or he thinks that I do due to the articles that I have written in regards - instead of for him to go and do his own research... What do you say? Isn't it too much really, that a student comes to you, or me, and asks specific questions about their speciallity in the University of their choice? And here is the email that I am telling you about. I'll only cover his and my name. Dear T..... V....... Hi I am G..... U... and I am a student at ITT Technical Institute in Portland, Oregon, I am doing a research paper on nanotechnology in medicine and I was wondering if you would mind taking a moment and answering some questions. I thank you for your time it is greatly appreciated. 1.What are all of the possible advances of nanotechnology in medicine? 2.What are the risks of nanotechnology in medicine? 3.What type of side effects could there be from nanotechnology in medicine? 4.What type of things could nanotechnology do to the human body? 5.Why should nanotechnology be able to continue on with research? 6.Why should nanotechnology not be able to continue on with research? 7.How could nanotechnology be regulated? Thank you again for your time. G..... U... LOL, and I'll appreciate your opinion about my reaction here TheFortunes

That's fair enough, we all know that it is hard to earn money online and that only a few takes the risk in doing it so.

Thank you for sharing your wonderful experience Catzmeow, I believe we have the same thoughts about this!;) That's what I also would want to share to the world, my own way of discovering things like in life and other people's behavior. Though it was said that curiosity killed the cat, I hope that it didn't killed us!;)

It is not too late my friend, I know that you've somehow made the best out of your life. Just look at yourself now, of where you are. As long as there is life, there is hope.. I also think of things as these (troubles) that I have hard times n dealing with, but I know that I am still in control of it since it does not affect me in such ways. Just look at the bright spot, I know that you notice it yourself!;)

Sometimes we can never be sure if such things are meant for bad or good, I believe that it is still curiosity that makes us eager to try such things. But of course, these things did helped us to be more aware of what and where we want to be in the future.