One trait that I dislike in people is malicious interviewing, which is a type of interrogating that involves asking questions that have no respectable answer, the questions are not designed to produce insight and clarity, but rather, to activate fear. In a malicious interview what they essentially want to know is how big is your dick, what terrible deeds have you done, why you look so weak, how many trophy’s do you have for what, and how much money do you have. Everything else is superfluous. It’s like, “Just tell us that, now.”

Maturity sees that there are no literal answers, and that personal and private knowledge is precisely that, personal, and therefore such knowledge is easily abused.

So, from a universal and impersonal view, we might say that we want to reinforce a curiosity that goes beyond the individual, as Marie Currie said, “be more curious about ideas, and less curious about people.”