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Adults have their minds full of abstractions: other people and their mental states, future planning and worries, past memories... adults exist on a much wider plane, mostly made of non-things, or things that aren't here and now. They glaze over their surroundings.
There's a quote by Alan Watts -- "this is the real secret of life -- to be completely engaged with what you are doing in the here and now. And instead of calling it work, realize it is play". In that view, kids have life figured out. But then they forget.
Oblivious adults ruthlessly expedite the forgetting
@pkedrosky What? Nothing to buy?
Nothing to need!
Nietzsche -- “Man's maturity: to have regained the seriousness that he had as a child at play.” Pretty much the same thought. Would a sentence similarity measure (with current SOTA) capture that these two thoughts are quite similar?
Picasso said “I’ve spent half my life trying to become a child again”
This has been exactly the insight of one of the biggest scholars of 20th century and hindu Philosopher mystic Osho. An example see book on this topic: https://www.amazon.com/Innocence-Knowledge-Wonder-Happened-Essentials/dp/031259545X …
I actually fully agree!!! Yes you got there eventually
Life is what you notice.
I think this quote might not be fully applicable to kids as they tend to have lower attention span than most adults and they get distracted very easily. So, curiousity in absence of focus is not a good thing for adults but works for kids.
You shouldn’t forget it’s easier to believe from a comfy job than when working on assembly line
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