How Does Curiosity Drive Scientific Discovery?

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In summary, curiosity is a significant driving force behind scientific discovery. It encourages researchers to ask questions, explore new ideas, and challenge existing theories. Curiosity also leads to experimentation and the acquisition of new knowledge, ultimately contributing to the advancement of science. By fostering a constant desire to learn and understand the world around us, curiosity continues to push the boundaries of scientific discovery and innovation.
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