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>But I'm generally very curious about stuff and regularly read news/studies/documentation and get lost in wiki holes Well this is it, the curiosity comes when
by mapcars 7y ago
>But I'm generally very curious about stuff and regularly read news/studies/documentation and get lost in wiki holes
Well this is it, the curiosity comes when you know there is something you don't know.
>but for a lot of useless stuff I don't really have a use for
That's a different matter, usefulness depends on billion factors around us and things which you consider useless might very well one day define your life.
- croon 7y ago> Well this is it, the curiosity comes when you know there is something you don't know. But your original post stated the opposite: > Answer is simple - we think we know it. Once you think you know something it immediately all excitement and interest disappears. Which is what I responded to. Did you leave out a negative? And to your second point: Yes, it's not too unusual that I've gotten use out of previously pointless information.