Incurious

Last week, the UK Government proved itself characteristically incurious about these questions – or the merits of looking again at Britain’s dysfunctional drugs policy.

School systems that pump out millions of uneducated, incurious graduates who spend their time on social media and video games are affecting many of the great problems faced by American society.

It is true, and interesting, that Harry looked beyond his cold, incurious caste for a wife—to a biracial American woman who, whatever else she does, emotes, and speaks the language of the spirit.

Since leaving office, Clinton has on the FBI’s intervention in the election, media’s pro-Trump bias, incurious debate moderators, and the nation’s latent misogyny.

Trump is ignorant – he blanks at Comey’s use of the word “calligrapher” – incurious and casually dishonest.