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Because he/she would like to learn more, or potentially dispel a myth? I don't get why you'd ever question curiosity.
by fredoliveira 8y ago
Because he/she would like to learn more, or potentially dispel a myth? I don't get why you'd ever question curiosity.
- weliketocode 8y agoIt sounded more to me that he/she was being sarcastic than curiosity. And, of course I can question curiosity. We're in the internet age. If you have a basic question, ask google.
- endless1234 8y ago>We're in the internet age. If you have a basic question, ask google. When somebody presents an opinion that seems to go against the general scientific consensus, no, I won't just google it, I'd rather ask what they base it on.