I think sometimes people who aren't experts ask the most interesting questions, just because they're curious and not limited by what they're 'supposed to know'. That can open up new directions that real experts might not even notice.
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Is curiosity more important than knowledge when it comes to scientific progress?
Some people say being curious is the key to making discoveries, while others believe solid knowledge is essential for moving science forward. As a society, should we value curiosity over expertise—or do they go hand in hand? Consider how this plays out in education, research, and everyday life.
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