The Architecture of Curiosity

David Perry: I think curiosity is about building structures that somehow hold together as organic holes. He says it's not a unidirectional bringing in of something from the outside, but rather a reciprocal multiplicitous and so on. Perry: If information was a pile of sand in your pocket, you wouldn't be able to either go back into history or to go forward in predicting the future. That's only possible because of the connections.

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