Source: Science.OrgScience curiosity is a desire to seek out and consume scientific information just for the pleasure of doing so.
People who are science-curious do this because they take satisfaction in seeing what science does to resolve mysteries.
That is different from somebody who would show interest in scientific information because they had a specific goal like wanting to do well in school.
Science-curious people are driven by the pure activity of consuming what science knows.
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