So, for the sake of argument, let’s take a second and forget that you know that box is filled with evils. You have no idea what's inside and you are told not to open it. How many people do you think would not give into their curiosity? We all know it would annoy us to every end to just find out what's inside. Even eve ate the apple with just a little persuasion. Even with the little things our curiosity takes the best of us. How many times have you screamed at the girl in the scary massacre movie to not open the door? But every time there is some noise in the other room you go to check it, because maybe its just your cat getting into trouble. It may as well be a murderer because you have no idea what's making the noise in the other room, just assumptions that can’t be cleared up unless you go and check it for yourself. And this is exactly what "The Pandora's box" stands for now, the not knowing how something will end. In one instance our curiosity has given us understanding of our world and ourselves, but in other it has gotten us in unforeseen troubles. So, saying that our curiosity is good or bad is just not enough. But here I ask again, If you came across a box, any suspicious looking box will you open
So, for the sake of argument, let’s take a second and forget that you know that box is filled with evils. You have no idea what's inside and you are told not to open it. How many people do you think would not give into their curiosity? We all know it would annoy us to every end to just find out what's inside. Even eve ate the apple with just a little persuasion. Even with the little things our curiosity takes the best of us. How many times have you screamed at the girl in the scary massacre movie to not open the door? But every time there is some noise in the other room you go to check it, because maybe its just your cat getting into trouble. It may as well be a murderer because you have no idea what's making the noise in the other room, just assumptions that can’t be cleared up unless you go and check it for yourself. And this is exactly what "The Pandora's box" stands for now, the not knowing how something will end. In one instance our curiosity has given us understanding of our world and ourselves, but in other it has gotten us in unforeseen troubles. So, saying that our curiosity is good or bad is just not enough. But here I ask again, If you came across a box, any suspicious looking box will you open