"There is no such thing on earth as an uninteresting subject; the only thing that can exist is an uninterested person"

This quote by Gilbert K. Chesterton talks with the idea that no subject is naturally dull or uninteresting. Rather, it is the individual's perspective as well as degree of interest that determines how involving a subject is. Chesterton is suggesting that if an individual is withdrawn in a subject, it is not because the topic is plain, but because the person has actually not taken the time to explore it. He is motivating people to take an active passion in the world around them and to be available to discovering brand-new points. He believes that if a person puts in the time to check out a topic, they will find something intriguing in it. Eventually, Chesterton is recommending that the only thing that can make a subject boring is an unenthusiastic person.