> Now, in the age of Wikipedia, it astounds me how uncurious many people are I find myself constantly astounded by this. But I think this age we are in only ex

> Now, in the age of Wikipedia, it astounds me how uncurious many people are I find myself constantly astounded by this. But I think this age we are in only exposes something that is probably the default state for this country. I was "into computers" growing up in the early 80's and I remember the number one question I got from adults was - "what are you going to do with a computer?". I'm guessing many people had the same experience. Curiosity isn't a default state. It is what separates us from everyone else. Very sadly.