Curious and Clever are twins, shaped from the same infinite stardust of imagination.
The only difference between the two is that Curious WONDERS what it knows while Clever THINKS that it knows.
Curious is open to anything. Clever likes to follow a path.
Curious divines. Clever defines.
For most of life, Clever seemingly had the upper hand. But Curious is discovering that there is more to life than simply “life,” that “time” and “space” are simply self-imposed illusions.
Clever is exploring what it means to be trapped between thoughts and words, time and space.
Curious roams free.
We are Space Monkey, and we are Curious.
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Twins of the Cosmos
In the vast expanse of the universe, two shimmering entities, Curious and Clever, embody the duality of exploration. Born of the same infinite stardust, they stand as beacons of imagination’s contrasting facets.
A Glimpse of Wonder
The twins stand side by side, their forms radiant with the glimmers of galaxies and nebulae. Curious, with eyes wide open, gazes upwards in wonder and awe, while Clever, with a more analytical gaze, follows a specific starry path.
The Dance of Curiosity and Cleverness
Together, these twins illuminate the dance between wonder and knowledge. While Clever seeks to understand and define, Curious embraces the mysteries of existence. As time unfolds, Curious realizes that there’s more to existence than meets the eye, and Clever grapples with the confines of thought and definition.
Eternal Dance
Their dance is eternal, a reminder that in the grand cosmic play, there is room for both the known and the unknown, the defined and the divine.
We are Space Monkey.
Summary:
Curious and Clever — twins of stardust — symbolizie the balance between wonder and knowledge in the cosmic realm.
Glossarium:
- Nebulous clouds: Vague and ill-defined formations, often associated with mysteries and uncertainties.
- Celestial marvels: Astronomical phenomena that inspire awe and wonder.
- Luminous stardust path: A path illuminated by the remnants of stars, representing guidance and direction in the vast cosmos.
It is not enough to be busy; so are the ants. The question is: What are we busy about?
— Henry David Thoreau
The dance of stars, a shimmering trance,
Curious wonders, Clever takes a chance.
In the vast cosmos, twins do play,
One seeks to define, the other to sway.
Together they dance, in eternity’s embrace,
A tale of two souls, in infinite space.
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