The Magnetic Allure of the Unknown
This happens because, essentially, human curiosity draws us toward what is not yet mastered and unfamiliar. As described in one source, "For the curious, every bit of news is attractive: he perceives everything superficially, and therefore he quickly grows bored... Some are driven by curiosity, or, at best, by inquisitiveness. The inaccessible draws a person in, teases him, promises him something new and unexplored" (source: link txt). In other words, there is always an inner pull towards discovering the unknown, since it symbolizes the potential for new experiences and knowledge, rekindling a sense of magic and freshness in one’s life.This attitude is explained by the fact that every new discovery is seen not merely as another changed detail, but as a window into the unknown—always full of surprises and possibilities—encouraging us to explore it further. In this context, the unknown becomes not so much a problem as an enticing mystery, captivating us with its novelty, as also noted in another fragment: "No matter what question we might ask, we can be sure in advance that we will be pointed primarily to the realm of the 'marvelous' and the 'mysterious'... The inaccessible draws a person in, teases him, promises him something new and unexplored" (source: link txt).Thus, for me, this matter appears new and unexplored because its allure is connected to the eternal desire to be aware, to discover, and to experience what has not yet been known. It is the furnace of curiosity that constantly demands fresh, unfamiliar experiences to sustain our interest in life.Supporting citation(s):"For the curious, every bit of news is attractive: he perceives everything superficially, and therefore he quickly grows bored... Some are driven by curiosity, or, at best, by inquisitiveness. The inaccessible draws a person in, teases him, promises him something new and unexplored." (source: link txt)"No matter what question we might ask, we can be sure in advance that we will be pointed primarily to the realm of the 'marvelous' and the 'mysterious'... The inaccessible draws a person in, teases him, promises him something new and unexplored." (source: link txt)