Our curiosity is supposed to have limits, though these have never been defined exactly.
In "Cat's Eye," Margaret Atwood explores the nature of human curiosity and its boundaries. The quote highlights the idea that while we are inherently curious beings, society has yet to precisely define where our curiosity should end. This ambiguity suggests that curiosity is a complex trait, raising questions about ethical limits and personal exploration.
Atwood’s statement invites readers to reflect on how curiosity drives human behavior and our quest for knowledge....
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