> That is the kind of curiosity you want to nurture in your children. Well, CRISPR then :-) Joking aside, I'm not sure if that could be done by some method. T

> That is the kind of curiosity you want to nurture in your children. Well, CRISPR then :-) Joking aside, I'm not sure if that could be done by some method. The raw, childly observation & perception of the nature are needed for that, I guess. The sky is the biggest part of the nature around us and you don't have that in urban areas, because you are not able to see the beauty of the night sky; there is a light pollution only. It's like "city lights is the limit!" in urban areas, while "the sky and beyond clearly is the limit!" in rural areas. Of course, not every child who grows up in country side has the same curiosity towards the nature. I suppose it essentially is the love towards the nature that drives curiosity. How can you put a love for nature into a child's heart? I don't know.. Teaching them the importance of trees? Buying a telescope and observing the moon closely? The smell of the soil after a rain? Telling them that we are all made of stars?[0] It's a tough mission overall :-) [0] https://youtube.com/watch?v=xAh6fk0KD1c https://youtube.com/watch?v=xAh6fk0KD1c