"العرق البشري يصبح أبسط مع مرور الوقت هناك أسئلة أقل وأقل"
— Jose Saramago
Simplified Meaning:
People are becoming less curious and not asking as many questions as they used to. Imagine a classroom where students used to ask lots of questions about everything, wanting to learn all they could. Now, picture the same classroom but with everyone staring at their phones, not interested in questioning or thinking about new things. This change means people are becoming more focused on simple, straightforward things, rather than exploring and understanding the world around them. In everyday life, this could mean missing out on learning important lessons or not solving problems creatively because we aren't asking 'why' or 'how.' To counter this, try to stay curious, ask questions about how things work, and seek to learn more; this will help you grow and understand life better.
