As children, we question almost everything. As adults, we spend much of our lives searching for answers. But somewhere along the way, our relationship with the unknown begins to change.
We gain knowledge, develop convictions, and build our understanding of the world. Yet the more we come to know, the more interesting the relationship between knowledge and curiosity becomes.
*Does wisdom come from knowing more, or from recognizing how much we still don't know?*
Can certainty and curiosity coexist? Is our desire to question an essential part of human nature, or something shaped by our experiences?
This week at *Philosophy Café*, we're exploring the nature of curiosity, the meaning of wisdom, and the relationship between knowledge, uncertainty, and independent thought.
Join us for an open discussion, different perspectives, and questions that may challenge how we understand our own thinking.
*Because perhaps the most interesting thing about curiosity isn't what drives us to ask questions, but what makes a question worth asking.*