哪次变革无血泪查尔斯·罗伯特·达尔文,作为19世纪最聪明的人之一,早就用一本《物种起源》告诉我们好奇害死猫的道理。就像今天的社会,为什么永葆好奇心并付诸行动的人,只是少数。因为对于未知的探索总是充满风险,失败的概率也远大于成功的可能,最后的结果自然是,那些好奇心太重的宝宝,总是活不到将基因传给下一代时就Game Over了。 Charles L. Darwin, one of the brightest people of the 19th century, has long used a “origin of species” to tell us the reason why cats are curiously killed by cats. Just like in today’s society, there are only a handful of people who keep curiosity alive and take action. Because the exploration of the unknown is always fraught with risks, the probability of failure is far greater than the likelihood of success. The end result is naturally that those curious babies do not always have Game Over when they pass on their genes to the next generation.