Minds Almost Meeting

Curiosity

Feb 1, 2022
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1
Introduction
00:00 • 2min
2
You Don't Want to Know?
01:54 • 2min
3
What Are the Motives for Getting Information?
03:36 • 2min
4
Do You Want to Be a Desire or a Tool?
05:41 • 4min
5
Do You Want to Know What Other People Think of You?
09:42 • 3min
6
I Don't Want to Know, or Do You Want to Know?
12:12 • 3min
7
Is There a Bad Reason to Avoid Giving Advice?
14:52 • 2min
8
Are You Suspect of Your Curiousness?
16:23 • 4min
9
Why the Law Judges People
19:56 • 3min
10
The Practical Role of the Public Intelligence
22:28 • 3min
11
Is It Ok to Give Your Attention to the Topic of the Week?
25:41 • 3min
12
Are We All Talking About the Same Thing?
28:48 • 2min
13
Is There a Confluence of Two Factors?
30:34 • 2min
14
The Status Hierarchy Is Built Up Out of a Response to Curiosity
32:06 • 3min
15
I'm a Big Innovator, but I'd Be So Curious.
35:23 • 2min
16
Are You a Curious Business Person?
37:49 • 3min
17
Ampathy Is Like a Weakness That You Want to Know Right?
40:28 • 2min
18
What's the Thing That Bugs Me About Curiosity?
42:45 • 2min
19
I'm Not Even Sure You've Collected Anything, Right?
44:52 • 3min
20
The Problem of Laziness
47:51 • 4min
21
Is Curacy Important for Innovation?
52:00 • 2min
22
What Are the Alternatives to Curiosity?
53:50 • 5min
23
The Curio Ity Case Is Information Impulsiveness
58:58 • 2min
24
Is Impulsiveness a Virtue?
01:00:40 • 3min