- It’s enormously valuable to simply follow your curiosity—and follow it for a really long time, even if it doesn’t seem to be leading anywhere in particular.
- Surprisingly big breakthrough ideas come when you bridge two seemingly unconnected areas.
Curiosity’s journey so far, nicely visualised.
This nifty place in Brighton is just down the street from me:
Our classes allow kids to get creative with exciting, cutting-edge technology and software.
Speaking as a very lazy person, this really resonated with me.
Overcoming laziness can feel like moving the moon.
The plan to get Curiosity Rover onto the surface of Mars (ignore the cheesy sound effects in space).
