Curious what you can learn about stories by wondering about a world without stories?

Feed your curiosity about eating and insects with this Curiosity-Based Thinking workout about eating insects!

Get curious about your age and a world where everyone is young forever with this Curiosity-Based Thinking Workout!

What if history is now... and what if you're not just living it? What if with your curiosity, you can make it?

Use your curiosity to contemplate life with this Curiosity-Based Thinking workout about what if people lived for only one day?

What if, in understanding people as a whole, you can also develop a deeper understanding of the person that is you?

Let your curiosity about history take over with this Curiosity-Based Thinking workout on how the Mongol Empire Helped US Westward Expansion.

Let your curiosity about dinosaurs run wild with this What? to Wow! on the question: What if Dinosaurs Didn't Go Extinct?

Exercise your curiosity with this Curiosity-Based Thinking workout from The Book of What If...?: What if Humans Had See-Through Bodies?

What if you had stinger fingers that could sting other people? Ouch! Get curious about stinger fingers with this curiosity What? to Wow!

Want more wow? Find out how you can make your own wow! All you need is your curiosity and a commitment to making much, much, wow!

What if models are not perfect, but approximate; and curiosity is the main fuel of this process?

What if throughout human history, human curiosity has pushed our powers of prediction beyond our technology?

What if you can't predict the future... but you can approximate it? Get curious with Adolfo Espíritu in Part 1 on Approximating the Future.

What if El Salvador has gotten laser focused on going (and getting) green?

What if the right methodology can solve any problem?

What if the secret to creating a successful business is good science?

What if you get curious like a kid again and learn how asking questions like a kid can provide instant insights?

Get curious about the importance and utility of asking questions in part 1 of a Series on questions for the Corporation of Tomorrow

Ever wonder what it would be like to innovate multiplied by eight? See how the Corporation of Tomorrow combines curiosity and biomimicry.