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Intellectually curious doesn't necessarily overrule base human tendencies. They may be more likely to have the capacity, but no way it's amy kind of guarantee.
by BLKNSLVR 2y ago
Intellectually curious doesn't necessarily overrule base human tendencies.
They may be more likely to have the capacity, but no way it's amy kind of guarantee.
- tremon 2y agoThat's a curiously limited form of curiosity, if it doesn't even examine the base tendencies of the operating human.
- BLKNSLVR 2y agoIndividual human behaviour is full of little seeming hypocrisies and counter intuitiveness when looked at from the outside. There's usually some explanation that makes sense to the individual themselves or a blind spot they're in denial about or don't realise they have. A lot of human behaviour is learned and becomes habitualised rather than logically thought through. Habits are sub-conscious and therefore logic doesn't (as) often get applied.