"Well, sure, that's why people who produce public goods get paid, and why it's considered a good thing that people who produce not-so-public goods become wealthy themselves.  You want to incentivize people to do important things and you also want them to be less distracted by unimportant things.  If I didn't have something in my model producing that conclusion already, I'd have been confused why your society was giving me what is, by your standards, very expensive living conditions."

"Well, sure, that's why people who produce public goods get paid, and why it's considered a good thing that people who produce not-so-public goods become wealthy themselves.  You want to incentivize people to do important things and you also want them to be less distracted by unimportant things.  If I didn't have something in my model producing that conclusion already, I'd have been confused why your society was giving me what is, by your standards, very expensive living conditions."

"Just to be clear, I want to know it all eventually, I am not that much of a not Keeper, especially in a world that's much more dangerous.  But, like, if nothing else, there's got to be more sensible ways of prioritizing what I need to learn first, than prioritizing it by how much it shocks me."

"Well, sure, that's why people who produce public goods get paid, and why it's considered a good thing that people who produce not-so-public goods become wealthy themselves.  You want to incentivize people to do important things and you also want them to be less distracted by unimportant things.  If I didn't have something in my model producing that conclusion already, I'd have been confused why your society was giving me what is, by your standards, very expensive living conditions."

"Just to be clear, I want to know it all eventually, I am not that much of a not Keeper, especially in a world that's much more dangerous.  But if nothing else, there's got to be more sensible ways of prioritizing what I need to learn first, than prioritizing it by how much it shocks me."

"Well, sure, that's why we coordinate to pay people who produce public goods for us, and why it's considered a good thing that people who produce not-so-public goods become wealthy too.  You want to incentivize people to do important things, and you also want them to be less distracted by unimportant things.  If I didn't have something in my model producing that conclusion already, I'd have been confused why your society was giving me what is, by your standards, very expensive living conditions."

"Just to be clear, I want to know it all eventually, I am not that much of a not Keeper, especially in a world that's much more dangerous.  But if nothing else, there's got to be more sensible ways of prioritizing what I need to learn first, than prioritizing it by how much it shocks me."