Greatest contribution to mankind

[Anon3587x]

I have a secret so great it will allow you to receive or accomplish anything you want in life. It's so simple and powerful yet misrepresented.
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A secret so great it triumphs Napoleon Hills secret.
A secret so great and universal it triumphs the Fastlane concept (in which I hold in very high esteem. )

Einstein leveraged this secret and repeatedly mentions it when you read his texts.
The greatest people of our time subliminally refer to this secret


All bull shit aside . . .

What is the secret?

The secret is Curiosity. Now before you think you know it all and stop reading give this post a chance and finish.


Whoever can ask the most questions is the most genius & innovative person in the world.

So you want to be rich?
Where do you start?
Asking questions is where you start!

The more questions you can ask about collecting mass amounts of money or anything you would like to do, the closer you get to your goal!

• Do you want to play a professional sport or start a exotic hobby?
• You must start asking questions!
• Where do I go to get the needed information to start?
• Where did they get their information from?
• How did he make it in the NBA?
• How did he avoid being injured?
• How can you afford that lambo?
• What is the fastest way to get rich?
• I wonder what pops up if I type in "millionaire forum" on google?!
• The fastlane? What is that?
• I can really get rich without saving frugally over 40 years?
• Where can I learn more?
• Where can I read rags to riches stories?
• Who is the greatest entrepreneur?
• How did they get their start?
• What did they read?
• Did they fail?
• Should I give up if I fail?
• is this worth pursuing?
• What can I do with 10 million dollars?
• If he did it, I must be able to do it too right?

etc. . .


The more questions your able to ask the more answers you receive & the more possibility's you are able to unfold.

Curiosity mixed with creative divergent will get you anything you want in life.

Children are extremely curious divergent thinkers. It is common knowledge a brain is at its peak in the early years of life. As we age the brain loses this extravagant learning potential for "various reasons" but I have my own theory.

The reason we stop learning so fast is not because a chemical indifference that comes with age.
As we are able to communicate better we are "told" what is right an wrong in lieu of asking questions and deciding for ourselves. If you stop making most of the decisions in your life you will become reliant on others to guide you along the way.

Our current educational systems destroy the divergent thinking we are all born with. Those with ADHD and all the other "learning disabilities" tend to be smarter because they lack the attention span to pay attention to someone else. They make their own decisions and keep much of the curiosity they were born with simply because they don't listen.
In this case their inability to pay attention is their greatest asset.

I know some of you may be skeptical so allow me to share with you results from a study done on divergent thinking. (my numbers are not 100%, more like 85%ish accurate.)

A group of kindergartners were given a paperclip and told to come up with as many different uses for the paperclip as possible.
they average about 200 different uses


A group of third graders were given the same problem
They averaged about 175 different uses

A group of sixth graders were given the same problem
They averaged about 140 different uses

A group of ninth graders were given the same problem
They averaged about 80 uses

A group of twelfth graders were given the same problem
They averaged about 20-50 uses

(My numbers are not exact but the concept is dead on)

By the time the students reached college graduate age they had lost almost all of their curiosity when compared to what they had as 5 year old children.

You must stay curious!
Being curious allows you to maintain high levels of creativity and possibilities in any given situation!

You must always think for yourself and question everything!
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Most of life's hardest questions are answered with another questioned.

This being said I will leave you with a few quotes from Albert Einstein himself. Hopefully this new knowledge I've shared will help you understand his true meaning a little better

" Any man who reads too much and uses his own brain too little falls into lazy habits of thinking. "
Albert Einstein

"I am enough of an artist to draw freely upon my imagination."
Albert Einstein


"I have no special talent. I am only passionately curious. "
Albert Einstein


"I think and think for months and years. Ninety-nine times, the conclusion is false. The hundredth time I am right."
Albert Einstein


“Imagination is more important than knowledge. For knowledge is limited to all we now know and understand, while imagination embraces the entire world, and all there ever will be to know and understand.â€


Albert Einstein

Our brains are operated mainly from software that we program ourselves. You do not need the best hardware to master curiosity. Anybody with the will to do so can leverage this thought. I can only hope I was able to word this well enough for those reading to apply this and prosper even more so because of it
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