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You’re never going to learn something as profoundly as when it’s purely out of curiosity.
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The quote says that learning reaches its greatest depth when curiosity itself is the reason for seeking knowledge. Without pressure, reward, or another practical goal, attention comes from a genuine desire to understand. That personal interest makes the subject feel more meaningful and helps the learning sink in deeply.
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- Directors Guild of America (DGA) Quarterly
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- Official Statement
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