About Zolana

With the progression of any idea comes curiosity. If you’re questioning a lot like I do, you’re bound to get answers—answers you wouldn’t find if you weren’t curious. Speaking of which, curiosity didn’t kill the cat. The original phrase was “care killed the cat,” where “care” meant worry and sorrow. That earlier version was used by playwright Ben Jonson in 1598 and later echoed by Shakespeare.

Why change it? Makes you wonder if there’s an agenda to keep people oblivious. Rephrasing the idiom to weave in fear certainly lessens the number of inquisitive minds.

After years of snooping around, I’ve come across some pretty extraordinary topics, gadgets, and stories that need to be shared with those who like having their beliefs challenged. It’s how we grow.

Knowledge is power. Zolana was born to help you tap into that power. Enjoy the site! You might find something enlightening, or at the very least, deeply entertaining.