Choose to be Curious Ep. #87: The Cost of Curiosity, with Seeta Sistla
Aug 20, 2019
Seeta Sistla, a Professor of ecosystem ecology and contributor to Curiosity Studies, dives into the complexities of curiosity and its environmental costs. She discusses how curiosity drives our understanding of climate change and human impacts on ecosystems, drawing from her Arctic research. The conversation reflects on the unintended consequences of exploration and the need for mindful curiosity. Sistla emphasizes nurturing curiosity not only in science but also in personal growth, highlighting its vital role in appreciating our everyday experiences.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Curiosity and Environmental Change
01:38 • 18min
Reflecting on Scientific Practice and Environmental Education
19:42 • 3min
Nurturing Curiosity in Everyday Life
22:35 • 2min
Adventures in Nature: Curiosity and Observation
24:24 • 2min
The Unintended Costs of Exploration
26:11 • 2min