Why? Why not? As children we are limitlessly curious and permanently explore the world by asking these questions in countless ways with all senses. This makes us grow physically and mentally at a phenomenal speed. And we enjoy life to the fullest. This stops when we grow up. What remains is a reduced form of curiosity and an unsatisfied yearning. Why is that so? What is the role of curiosity in this? How can this be prevented - and even be reversed? This book documents a soliloquy of Dr Bernhard Kutzler in which he explores curiosity and finds answers to the above and related questions.