What is the role of curiosity to move towards research?

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Curiosity is defined as a strong desire to know or learn something.So does curiosity play a major key role for research?

Michael Issigonis

All animals are curious and all humans are curious by nature.

Although everyone has curiosity not everyone wants to research something. I would say that curiosity plays a major role in starting a research effort and then the focus turns into the method to be used to find the answer and it goes on from there. During the whole project curiosity is the underlying parameter.

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