Kids have a natural inclination towards philosophical thinking

Children, unlike most adults, possess a natural curiosity about the world and are constantly puzzled by it. They ask deep, philosophical questions and approach them with a sense of playfulness and fearlessness. This allows them to offer fresh and creative perspectives that are often hard for adults to recapture. Unfortunately, these natural philosophical instincts are often overlooked or brushed off by teachers and adults. However, philosophy professor Scott Hirschberger argues that nurturing these instincts from a young age is crucial.