Curiosity is one of our most important traits. Curious people are more open to new experiences, learn faster, work more conscientiously, have more positive social experiences, are more successful, and live longer. Carl Naughton also describes obstacles to curiosity, including the "need for closure." This refers to the desire to get rid of uncertainty as quickly as possible. It leads to prematurely ending the search for new information and thinking in stereotypes. But the good news is: curiosity can be learned. This is the first popular book on a crucial human trait. It includes the scientifically validated WORCS Curiosity Test.