I completely agree. I always wonder why curiosity isn’t a bigger motivator in people’s behavior. I think if it were, none of this would need saying.
When physical danger is present it makes sense to retreat into one’s own world but even when people are safe, they seem to prefer comfort over exploration (even in really simple ways). The easiest example of this many people here can relate to is how when we invite people to have, so many hardly check it out. If it’s not their thing that’s fine, but I can’t even tell you how many people just heard blockchain and scoffed and acted like I was in a cult. I completely gave up trying to talk about it with anyone.
I have always gone out of my way to understand things I didn’t understand and cross bridges I’ve never crossed which is why I have had decent conversations with a porn star and a prostitute even though those are industries I don’t wish to support in any way.
I don’t want to force others to do things my way but when I see so many people hiding in their bubbles pretending to be open minded I feel a bit of an urge to write about it 🤷♂️. If it opens one person up even a bit I suppose it’s worth it.
Thank you for stopping by and understanding!
RE: Can you accept controversial ideas? (Framing Part 2)