JustGuysBeingDudes

I'm 100% in support of researching weird stuff that pops into my brain, as it often does. I've gone down some rabbit hole recently, and have lost hours to fascinating research.

-rant- I'm a little concerned that no one's mentioned how invasive it is to not only look at someone's phone over their shoulder, but to also take a picture, especially if they're relaxing at home (which seems to be the case).

I don't mean to make mountains of molehills, but I believe we're entitled to what little privacy we have left. If I'm reading up on the different varieties of sea cucumbers, I don't need my partner posting it online. -/rant-

It used to be that if something sparked your curiosity, there weren't a lot of readily available sources for information, unless your parents bought an encyclopedia when you were a kid, but that went out of date pretty fast. Your interest in something had to be strong enough that you'd stake out some re to go to the library and do some research. You're not likely to do that unless you've got a new obsession with Spanish History, so your curiosity would go unfulfilled.

Today, we can answer almost any question in an instant, so why not indulge that curiosity? It's WRONG to question where that curiosity leads anyone. If it's Spanish history, or the Romans, or anything else, that's where their curiosity went, and that should always be encouraged, not questioned or mocked.

Curiosity is not weird.

Like what's the progress of Wendelstein 7x fusion reactor right now?

I'm confused at why it mentions the male brain? Curiosity is genderless.

Edit: I didn't notice I was in a com that seems to be dedicated to this kind of angle?

When you see a thing mentioned and don't have a real understanding of it isn't it sort of natural to want to learn more and fix that?

It seems sort of backwards to laugh about that, and trying to stereotype it as a male thing implies that women have no interest in learning.

Just the other day I started reading about when the concept of atoms were first theorized. You can never tell what is going to pop into your brain. ☺️

Habsburgs is why.

I was looking up the Na'vi language because a song contains it: https://youtube.com/watch?v=L4bZRIwI-QA

I do stuff like this and I’m not a dude. I do have ADHD though. Maybe he also has ADHD? Weird generalization

Sometimes I remember something existed I need to learn all about it right away.

Currently open Wikipedia articles...

• Muggsy Bogues, former NBA player
• Mimolette Cheese
• The Flying Nun, a 60s tv show starring Sally Field
• Sharks in Captivity
• Reverse Polish Notation

Spanish monarchy, full of inbreed and thiefs...

This awful boy can fit so much incest

Anarchism in Spain

The stereotype is true, these are my open tabs on Wikipedia right now: