What drives our thirst for knowledge?

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In summary, our thirst for knowledge is driven by our innate curiosity and desire to understand the world around us. This drive is fueled by our natural inclination to seek out new information, as well as our need to constantly learn and grow. Additionally, external factors such as societal pressure, career advancement, and personal interests also play a role in motivating us to acquire knowledge. Ultimately, our thirst for knowledge is a fundamental part of being human and is essential for personal and collective growth.
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Hi I'm Daniel,
I'm a family man, a student who has an unquenchable thirst for knowledge, a consciousness who is experiencing a wonderful journey through time and space :) It's nice to find a place like this.
 
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