

#98-The Nature of Curiosity and it’s implications for Critical Thinking-with guest Jacqueline Gottlieb
Sep 24, 2024
Professor Jacqueline Gottlieb, a cognitive function expert at Columbia University’s Zuckerman Institute, dives deep into the nature of curiosity. She explores how curiosity shapes critical thinking, self-awareness, and personality traits. The discussion highlights curiosity's evolution through life stages and its cultural implications in the digital age. Gottlieb emphasizes the vital role of questions in navigating information overload and offers insights on improving curiosity in modern education. Join her as she uncovers how curiosity can combat biases and enrich our understanding.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Exploring the Depths of Curiosity and Its Impact
01:54 • 6min
The Dynamics of Curiosity and Knowledge
07:31 • 25min
The Evolution of Curiosity
32:53 • 18min
Navigating the Information Revolution: Curiosity in the Digital Age
51:06 • 3min
The Challenges of Online Communication and Its Psychological Impact
53:40 • 3min
Closing Thoughts on Curiosity and Community Engagement
57:01 • 2min