If I could travel anywhere in the world (Day 21)
Since I started the 300-word daily writing challenge, today is the 21st day.
We all know the famous 21 day habit that it only takes 21 days to form a new habit.
Is 21 day habit true?
Yes, I am inclined to write something everyday now.
But No, it is not an enjoyable process to start writing even 21 days has passed.
However, according to a recent study, the time it takes to reach automaticity can be more than 200 days.
That is so depressing.👿👿👿
With that been said, I gave up the celebration for my 21-say nonstop writing, instead, I searched Google for good writing ideas and randomly picked up one from this list:
I closed my eyes, and scrolled my mouse for 3 - 4 times, then I opened my eyes to see where my cursor stopped, here you go:
If you could travel anywhere in the world, where would you go and why?
Oh my God, what a difficult question because there are just so many places I want to go and see for myself.
I want to visit NASA to experience the most high tech inventions for space exploration.
I hope the NASA staff can show me some dead alien bodies and tell me that everything we are taught about this world is not real. (photo from Freepik)
I also want to visit extreme points of Earth, like the highest mountain, Mount Everest, or dive into Challenger Deep, the deepest known point in the Earth's seabed hydrosphere. (photo from Wiki)
Yes, as you can see, I am fascinated with unknown worlds.
The desire for the unknown, good or bad?
It is curiosity that draws us to the unknown.
As we all feel that so much of life is patterned for the sake of efficiency and we find routines to dictate much of our lives.
We human are born to be explorer.
Unfortunately, once we find out the truth, we lose interests and need to seek the next unknown.
Yeah, life is in a constant cycle of revelations.
Sometimes I ask myself am I too focused on the next step that I fail to appreciate what I have around me?
Maybe I am just not satisfied with the current life? I don't know, but neither do I see the benefits of stopping seeking the unknown.
You only live once!
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Ref:
Why Are We Fascinated With The Unknown?
Curiosity – The Desire To Explore The Unknown
The cover is from Unsplash.