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Open-ended curiosity gives you the freedom to interact with the world without metaphysical presuppositions.
https://meaningness.com/curiosity
Other works by David Chapman mentioned in this episode are:
- In The Cells Of The Eggplant is a book-length treatment of this episode, explaining the application of open-ended curiosity to professional, technical work such as science, engineering, or organizational management.
- "Upgrade your cargo cult for the win" is a long essay version.
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Original music by Kevin MacLeod.
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