Agreed. Also, there is a spectrum between extreme skeptisism vs not questioning at all For instance, getting back to the egg example, questioning what is the b

Agreed. Also, there is a spectrum between extreme skeptisism vs not questioning at all For instance, getting back to the egg example, questioning what is the best way way to boil the egg can reveal to you a few known unconventional methods. But then you are on square 1 again, are you going to question those newly learned methods that others have put so much time in figuring out or just conform and accept them as they are? The point is, it's not a black a white situation: I care for X, I don't care for Y. It's more of a: I care a little for X, I care a lot for Y and I don't give a damn about Z. Leading you to questioning various topics in different depth