Watch the following video, “Principles of Curiosity” (principlesofcuriosity.com/

Watch the following video, “Principles of Curiosity” (principlesofcuriosity.com/index.php), and follow the directions below.
***One paragraph of your commentary must address any combination of the following:
What you thought was persuasive (and/or unpersuasive)?
What was thought-provoking?
What was emotionally moving?
What was difficult for you to evaluate?
What questions were raised for you?
How did the video influence how you approach being a consumer?
***At least one additional paragraph must compare and/or contrast how at least 3 specific assertions of fact or concepts relevant to consumer health discussed in the video are addressed in your textbook (and/or in the Consumer Health Digest archives links to an external site. or any other pages within the Quackwatch network). Thus, if a specific assertion of fact about a specific topic, such as chelation therapy, is made in a video, you should compare and/or contrast what your textbook says that is most relevant to what is said about chelation in the video. If you can’t find a specific assertion of fact or concept from the video addressed in your textbook or in the Consumer Health Digest archives links to an external site., find other assertions of fact or concepts.
In a short commentary, you’re not expected to make such comparisons and/or contrasts for all topics mentioned in each video, but you should demonstrate your conscientious effort to be as thorough as possible. Each commentary should provide solid evidence that you watched and thought carefully about the entire assigned video rather than a few small parts of it. When discussing a video, avoid repeating points you made in the Assigned Games Discussion or any previously assigned videos for discussion.
***Provide reference citations to the subject matter in your textbook this way: [textbook, Ch. #, p. #]. (Insert the actual chapter and page numbers in place of each # sign.) Provide reference citations to subject matter in Consumer Health Digest this way: [CHD, date, volume number (issue number)].