Paying Attention to Plucked Strings

Pulitzer reflects on his regret for not investigating a fascinating phenomenon he noticed years ago involving plucked strings on a banjo. He describes how this observable event, which he overlooked, could have led to significant recognition in science and technology. The phenomenon involves the sound and vibration of plucked strings, which diminish over time. Pulitzer's story highlights the importance of paying attention to the natural world and the potential for discovery in everyday observations.

What does Pulitzer suggest about the nature of questions surrounding the phenomenon?

What impact does Pulitzer believe understanding the phenomenon could have had on his career?