From birth, children are introduced to a world in which all is new to them. They ask so many questions all the time because they want to learn more about their surrounding. By growing up, however, their fascination for the world decreases as they understand more and more things, and nothing seems as "magical" as it was at first. After reaching a state in their life where they know most of the things they need to, they stop exploring the world as they did before. To regain the sense of wonder, we should make our field(s) of interests grow by focusing on subjects that we find interesting. (For…