You were a terrific journalist who collected data for the newspaper you worked for. You were assigned one of the easiest yet best jobs. Small topic duty. To sum it up, you had to find a nice hotspot in town and get some information on it—a tiny topic that got the people curious to see it themselves.

That is exactly what you were doing in this moment, in fact. You were visiting an art museum and were studying a specific painting. A curator who spoke to a small group abruptly interrupted your ceaseless notes, however.

You walked over to where she stood, staring up at her as she described a painting you hadn't noticed before. Would you ask a question? Catch her attention?