A variety of essays from external resources that shed light on curiosity, and the differences in how it manifests itself between various phenotypic demographics.

Important → Note that links to these essays have been made available because they describe of how various aspects of curiosity are perceived and responded to by various demographic groups. It is for that reason alone that they are offered for your critical examination.

The writers of these essays may (do) contain their own biases. Some you may feel are legitimate, others not. These essays have not been made available to advocate or encourage those biases or perspectives in any way. You have your own perspectives. I do too. However, the value for the ConserveLiberty resource is that they provide detail of the cognitive experience and instinctive aspects of curiosity in its various multiple forms. ← Important

ConserveLiberty's Curiosity Essays for this chapter:

• Serious:
  • Birth, the Great Equalizer
    
    
• Humorous, but "true":
  • Toddler Scientists Finally Determine Number Of Peas That Fit Into Ear Canal
  • Toddler Leaders Call For Increased Duck Visibility
    
    
• Humorous, but "hypothetical":
  • Archaeologists Unearth Earliest Known Shithole Located Super Far From Everywhere
    (what evidence of limited curiosity may look like)
    
    
• Additional essays will be added in upcoming revisions.

→ The section above was last updated 15 Nov 2017 14:30 PST ←

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Our Curiosity is an absolutely intrinsic aspect of how we uncover, interpret, and react to our environment. Conserve Liberty.