It seems to me the opposite: kids are born with a natural curiosity of the world around them, which is why at a young age they incessantly ask the question "why

It seems to me the opposite: kids are born with a natural curiosity of the world around them, which is why at a young age they incessantly ask the question "why?". This quickly becomes annoying to the adults, who were themselves taught not to ask so many questions, and so the cycle repeats. Big brother-esque/authoritarian programs such as this which enforce arbitrary learning boundaries kill the natural curiosity and spontaneity of the child because it forces them into a mold rather than fostering a genuine interest.