Curiosity is the one-word version of “Thirst for knowledge” from the first brief for the game. In Pew’s survey of 17 advanced economies, younger adults mention education and learning as a source of meaning more than older adults do (Pew Research Center). Curiosity can mean a hunger to know everything, or a pull toward anything new.
The other side is a Sewing machine. In a collection of inherited treasures, people describe a 1920s machine passed down and a grandmother’s machine kept through moves (Bright Side).
Draw the card and choose a side: Curiosity or Sewing machine. Roll the die. Look at the word from that side.
Related: Failure, Talent. Play the free online game or see what’s in the box.