<p>Could my love for keeping animals be called intellectually engaging?I could write many new ideas,learnings,interesting experience and great enthusiasm, but does that mean intellectually engaging?Or if I must something of biological experiment when dealing with the animals?
I am international.At first, I understood this phrase like something dealing with solving maths problems, discover new ideas in science etc.But I am not sure when seeing this page [What</a> is Intellectual Vitality?](<a href=“http://oir.olin.edu/vitality/whatis.htm]What”>http://oir.olin.edu/vitality/whatis.htm)
Could anybody help me??? Zillions of thanks!</p>
<p>What keeps you itnellectually engaged…can you find interesting
ideas looking at the everyday and mundane environment…sure love for animals…are you pondering their sentience…are you thinking about
evolution and how it coudl take a turn…are you wondering how
that particular animal came to be the way it was structurally…
…do you wonder if cats rule the world and we are all here just to serve them
…:D</p>
<p>That’s interesting.
I discovered many new ways of keeping my fish and designed their home, etc. I read quite a lot of books about fish cultivating. That’s another science in life I think. However, I don’t know what intellectually engaging exactly means</p>
<p>:D
…so while staring at the fish swimming around…do you think…
…are we all just fish swimming in some giant bowl …viewed by
some dispassionate overseer…can the fish see us…do they get it
that they coinhabit a sentinent world…are fishes atheists…why
are we spending our time staring at fish if not for the intellectually
vital questions that pop out when we do so …:)</p>
<p>…vitality is about being alive, immersing yourself in a fenzy of calm
thinking…brought on by the neurons firing…;)</p>