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Scepticism is called curiosity when the interviewee feels personally offended because he is not being treated like Jesus. His fragile ego must conquer you, whatever the cost! By accepting the execution. Because curiosity is an objective desire to know. Sceptic is a derrogative term for curiosity, The pursuit of truth! It is precisely this truth that the one with the fragile ego cannot bear. You are sceptical, you have no trust, you are not a philanthropist, you do not fit into this society. The term sceptical challenges you to defend yourself, speaks the preemptively guilty, to a confession, more precisely an admission, and otherwise you are threatened with the punishment of social contempt or even exclusion. This confession is obedience! Your own power of judgement is to be delegitimised - your independence! You do not trust therefore you are unfit for society, but its the truth thats actually dangerous for society, precisely for the big small man.
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