>some people have already had their natural driven curiosity ground out of them by sour experiences at school or poor home life prior to getting the change to t

>some people have already had their natural driven curiosity ground out of them by sour experiences at school or poor home life prior to getting the change to try this. Somehow I find that extraordinarily unlikely, but I suppose it is possible. From my experience and what I've seen in other people, it's never that the curiosity in them gets pounded out of them, rather it is that they're not ideally granted the opportunities to capitalize on their curiosities.