To me curiosity is the most important trait. People who aren't curious seem empty, superficial and over-socialized. They lack a real identity. They seem almost unconscious to me.
I know they can grow out of it, I have seen it, but I don't have the time or energy for people at that stage of development.
Perhaps some meaning is getting lost in translation here...
If you mean curiosity as in academic achievement, then I think this is a deeply disrespectful way of thinking of other people.
If you mean curiosity as in having empathy for the people and world around you, and not being a narcissistic sociopath, then I probably agree with you.
But from what you wrote earlier, I get the impression you're talking about the former rather than the latter...
jongjong|1 year ago
I know they can grow out of it, I have seen it, but I don't have the time or energy for people at that stage of development.
funklute|1 year ago
If you mean curiosity as in academic achievement, then I think this is a deeply disrespectful way of thinking of other people.
If you mean curiosity as in having empathy for the people and world around you, and not being a narcissistic sociopath, then I probably agree with you.
But from what you wrote earlier, I get the impression you're talking about the former rather than the latter...
swayvil|1 year ago