a curious day

Here's someone's to-do list for a day in Milan in 1495:

1. Measuring the area of Milan and its suburbs
2. Find a book describing Milan and Milan churches
3. Find out the dimensions of the old courtyard of the palace
4. Ask a math master how to calculate the area of a triangle
5. Ask a passing businessman how he walks on icy roads to deliver
6. draw milan
7. Ask how mortars are deployed during the day or night
8. Check Master Gianetto's Crossbow
9. Find an expert on how to repair a boat
10. Ask the master how to measure the sun

If this behavior is now, it will probably be considered that this person is too busy to eat and does not need to work? Just going to work can be overwhelming, let alone finding answers in these different fields. Just imagine that if you talk to the people around you today about doing these things, you may be laughed at, or think you may be a weird person to get along with, but the itinerary I'm talking about is actually planned by Da Vinci for himself.

Just to give some examples, you should have already felt how this society treats "curiosity" very poorly, and we are still helping this society to stifle our own curiosity. Of course, I am not encouraging everyone to resign and be themselves. What we want to do, we cannot control what society blocks us, but we can control ourselves not to block it.

"It's not shameful to bow down for five buckets of rice, it's shameful that we only bow down to five buckets of rice."

What we should think about is how to stop ourselves from extinguishing our curiosity. First of all, we can ask ourselves, out of the 16 hours we were awake, we spent 10 hours working, 2 hours eating, and what were we doing in the remaining 4 hours? How long has it been since you picked up the corner guitar? How long have the brushes in the drawer been sitting in dust? Do you still want to see the vast stars? When was the last time you imitated your dream star's shot?

Our society may not encourage us to develop interests, and we may not be lucky enough to be like those who are successful, but not doing things that fill us with curiosity will make life not pursue goals for ourselves, such as saying I like Playing, so I will be curious about other people's skills, and then practice, learn, and become a part of my own game. This process can satisfy my spiritual life. The point is that it will give me more motivation to find or create better things. , we should maintain curiosity in everything, curiosity is the real "key" to our achievements.