.... since a child I've found certain information more interesting...
With hindsight I think there's a probability that I get bored easily
I'm sure that's something I can't control easily
Biology was interesting but I found it boring when it created boundaries of exclusion, example....
Let's say you're told something about a flower's development and you accept that (it's true - no question)
Then you're told something else that has some influence on what you've already accepted about the previous information.
Like Hansel and Gretel, you might walk off in different directions, collecting crumbs, stones or sticks, and as long as you're sure there's an end inevitably, there's a wealth of area detail to be discussed and understood - reconnaissance (if we remove the wicked witch as a problem - let's make her the 'Mum' instead).
She's scientific and pretends to be lazy while her students figure out what she's doing, while they're collecting 'samples' of their choices, she's making notes about their performance and assessing the potential that holds in critically acting as a cross section control (methodology).
In this version, they both come home talking animatedly about what they've found in the forest. They even compare notes, "Did you see that too?" and confirm information integrity like a de-briefing.
Anyway, one thing has continued to interest me.... the balance between the sexes and the way that's usually referred to. And this......
