Your question reminds me of the movie While We're Young, with Ben Stiller and Adam Driver. In one of the scenes, the characters have a question about a food and the middle aged Ben Stiller offers to google the answer, while the hipster Adam Driver responds, with a smirk on his face, "Let's just not know what it is."
The movie is ultimately a story about getting old and losing the magic of youth, and dealing with a younger generation which is sharper, smarter, and more knowledgeable. To Driver's character, knowledge is so easy to come by that its novel to not know something.
I would say yes. Sometimes ignorance is bliss. Sometimes the magic in life is in the pursuit of knowledge, and you lose that magic when knowledge is too easy to come by. It's kind of like how song lyrics could mean something different to thousands of people, but it's kind of ruined when the band explains exactly what the lyrics mean. Now the lyrics only mean that one thing.
The movie is ultimately a story about getting old and losing the magic of youth, and dealing with a younger generation which is sharper, smarter, and more knowledgeable. To Driver's character, knowledge is so easy to come by that its novel to not know something.
I would say yes. Sometimes ignorance is bliss. Sometimes the magic in life is in the pursuit of knowledge, and you lose that magic when knowledge is too easy to come by. It's kind of like how song lyrics could mean something different to thousands of people, but it's kind of ruined when the band explains exactly what the lyrics mean. Now the lyrics only mean that one thing.