Curiosity can become a form of refusal: refusing to accept that some questions may remain open. There is a difference between pursuing an answer and being unable to tolerate its absence. The second one is not curiosity anymore — it's a demand dressed as a question.
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The problem of wanting to know everything
Curiosity can become a form of refusal: refusing to accept that some questions may remain open. There is a difference between pursuing an answer and being unable to tolerate its absence. The second one is not curiosity anymore — it's a demand dressed as a question.