> Below, I propose a process for how to "get curious." I think we are only just beginning to learn how to create curious people, so please don't take this method as Science or Gospel but instead as an attempt to Just Try It.
Nowhere is the author suggestng that this procedure has been scientificaly tested.
Also, the author raises two very important points that can be applied to other things in life:
1) to train a skill before it is needed, so that it's available when the time comes.
2) to train it enough many times for it to become a habit.
To quote from the article,
> Below, I propose a process for how to "get curious." I think we are only just beginning to learn how to create curious people, so please don't take this method as Science or Gospel but instead as an attempt to Just Try It.
Nowhere is the author suggestng that this procedure has been scientificaly tested.
Also, the author raises two very important points that can be applied to other things in life:
1) to train a skill before it is needed, so that it's available when the time comes.
2) to train it enough many times for it to become a habit.