Author name: Dante Sisofo

“Curiosity” refers to a strong desire to know or learn something. It’s a quality related to inquisitiveness, often manifested as a keen interest in exploration, discovery, and learning.

Etymologically, “curiosity” comes from the Latin word “curiositas,” which means a desire for knowledge, inquisitiveness. This, in turn, derives from “curiosus” meaning “careful” or “diligent,” and ultimately from “cura,” meaning “care.” The term evolved in Middle English to mean “careful attention to detail” and “desire to know or learn.” Over time, its focus shifted more towards the eagerness to learn and know about the world.

Capital – borrowed from Latin capitālis (“of the head”) (in sense “head of cattle”)

One meal a day

• No breakfast
• No lunch
• No pork, chicken, turkey, etc
• Only 100% red meat
• One massive carnivore feast per night

Health is democratic

Anybody can acquire a spartan physique and get a six pack. Instead of buying a Lamborghini or some other superfluous material possessions, focus on your physiology and body.