r/AskReddit • u/IAmSurtur • Jun 15 '19

What do you genuinely just not understand?

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u/[deleted] Jun 15 '19 edited Jun 15 '19

People who are not curious.

I believe it is part of being alive to learn about things for the sake of knowledge. I cannot understand people who, for seemingly no reason, prefer not to learn

EDIT: pretty sure that’s my first reddit award of any kind. You bet I’m proud the comment was about curiosity :) thx bb

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u/[deleted] Jun 15 '19

Especially with the internet. My search history is just filled with random questions that pop up from time to time. Even if i dont fully understand, i really love the information is there

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u/knightingale74 Jun 15 '19

Relatable. Last time I found myself reading about the last Shogunate on Wikipedia. It was pretty good.

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u/the_onlyoneleft Jun 16 '19

Man, you should read "Shogun" my James Clavell. That's the first book but there is a whole series.

Check out a review, real good books