What does the quote curiosity killed the cat but satisfaction brought it back mean
(a variation is) 'curiosity killed the cat:Cats will sometimes explore places where they should not be, and bad things happen to them.Curiosity does not kill it.It means that even though one might get harmed due to their curious nature, the satisfaction of uncovering things is worth the risk.Fear came crashing back, they just settle.The phrase 'curiosity' is developed from an older phrase.
In alastair reid's poem, he related felines to human beings in terms of curiosity.Curiosity killed the cat, but satisfaction brought it back is a variation that includes the rejoinder but satisfaction brought it back. although the original version was used to warn of the dangers of unnecessary investigation or experimentation, the addition of the rejoinder indicates that the risk would lead to resurrection because of the.Curiosity killed the cat. it is a way of warning someone that they are being too nosy or asking too many questions.Poor leaders lack curiosity, they see no need to be curious beyond their department.Children are usually warned against curiosity.However, some experts believe that the addition comes from the saying that cats have nine lives.
His arguments seemed quite contradicted to the old cliché curiosity killed the cat.Chance 214 books view quotes :
