Today I Asked A Question

During class today I read blog titled "What's Your Big Question" which started to intrigue my interest into being more curious. As it mentioned, when we start to grow up and get older we tend to stop asking questions out of curiosity because we all want to fit into the norm and not be the "weird" one who stands out. Well I think it is important we change that status quo of our society and start asking the curiosity questions again to encourage the continuance of learning regardless of age. So to revive this way of learning, I'm going to talk about one of the many questions that have recently triggered my curiosity. One of the questions I'm curious about is if there is really a true answer to everything? Everyone has different beliefs like religion and politics and everyone claims to be right, but is there even a "right" answer? I question this a lot because now days with everyone having so many political standpoints on some many different topics, our country has slowly started to divide itself without us even realizing it. Everyone is so biased and close-minded to their opinions that no one is willing to hear the other person out, so we close our selves off to our little circles not ever allowing us to evolve as a person, as a community, and as united nation. Now don't get me wrong I totally believe that diversity is such a beautiful thing and needed for our world to function but when lives are being lost or hurt at what cost will the truth come? That's why I ponder about how if there is ever a right way/truth out there?  I guess if we are never curious about things such like this, then we will never know why.