We often use the word ignorance when we talk about people who choose to ignore advice and guidance. A better word is amathia.
Its meaning is disputed but is more about wilful blindness, and has been defined as the opposite of wisdom.
Ignorance is not knowing; Amathia is not learning. It’s OK to be ignorant – it’s not OK to be amathic.
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Reminds me of misology & agnotology. “Misology is the fear or hatred of knowledge, rational thought and argumentation. Agnotology is the cultural production of ignorance. Both problems seem to be getting worse.”
http://criticalandrationalthinking.blogspot.com/2005/11/agnotology-and-misology_16.html
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Thankss for sharing this
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