“The important thing is not to stop questioning. Curiosity has its own reason for existing.”
— Albert EinsteinLetter published in LIFE magazine (1955), 'Old Man's Advice to Youth'
Commentary
The line advises that curiosity should be valued for its own sake, not only for its practical results. It is one of Einstein's most widely shared reflections on learning.
Commentary
The line advises that curiosity should be valued for its own sake, not only for its practical results. It is one of Einstein's most widely shared reflections on learning.