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I would argue that this kneejerk skepticism and incredulousness are actually two sides of the same coin. Neither demonstrates actual curiosity or desire to lear
by notJim 7y ago
I would argue that this kneejerk skepticism and incredulousness are actually two sides of the same coin. Neither demonstrates actual curiosity or desire to learn.
- catalogia 7y agoI don't think there is any conflict between skepticism and curiosity. I'm sure most of us have been curious and skeptical of something at the same time. I find that skepticism compliments curiosity, since unbridled enthusiasm can easily corrupt my perception of reality while my desire to perceive reality is derived from my innate curiosity. I aim to never stop learning, and to always remain skeptical. Failing the later, I will fail the former.
- anigbrowl 7y agoI think you mean credulity, incredulous(ness) refers to a lack of belief and is thus synonymous with skepticism.