Disconnection from the world
You stop asking about people, ideas and what happens around you. Everything seems known, the same or irrelevant.
ThinkIA · Curioxoma method
Curiosity is the fire of the mind. What takes the most intelligence away from us is indifference.
Talk with this ThinkIA for 4 minutes and discover your Curioxoma Index (CXI) from 1 to 100: how much indifference there is in you, outward and inward, and how far you are from your Curioxoma.
Framework
Curioxoma treats curiosity as a skill you train. Its enemy is indifference: a disconnection that doesn't react, doesn't learn and doesn't connect. It happens in two directions.
You stop asking about people, ideas and what happens around you. Everything seems known, the same or irrelevant.
You stop observing what you think, feel and believe. This is the one that hurts us most: it keeps us from growing in self-knowledge, and without self-knowledge no other intelligence reaches its peak.
Self smartness
We have identified 8 to 32 types of human intelligence. Of all of them, intrapersonal intelligence (self smart) is the one that multiplies the rest: musical, bodily, interpersonal, verbal, logical-mathematical, naturalist and visual-spatial. That is why endo indifference is the most costly.
Touch the network: each spark comes from self-knowledge and lights up another intelligence.
Self-knowledge is at the center of your network.
The seasonings of indifference
To master Curioxoma
The predictable feeds indifference. To master Curioxoma you have to master unpredictability, and that takes five habits.
Professionalized curiosity
Without emotion and the ability to be amazed there is no learning.
Connection is born when you ask questions about the other person.
There is no happiness in boredom.
Curiosity is the compass that decides where you invest your energy.
Curiosity pursues fear all the way to what you don't know and turns it into a compass. Talk with your fear →
Boredom isn't bad when you understand it as your mind asking for new ingredients to learn.
It becomes harmful when you look at it from indifference: you numb it with scrolling instead of listening to it.
In Sanskrit, attention and energy are named with the same word. In Curioxoma that has a practical consequence: where you put your attention you put your energy, and curiosity decides where it goes.
Assessment · 16 questions · 4 minutes
Answer what you do, not what you would like to do. That is exactly where indifference hides.
Your result
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Endo weighs 1.5 times more in your CXI because it blocks self-knowledge.
Higher = that ingredient feeds your indifference more.
Coming soon · late 2026
The complete method to professionalize your curiosity and beat indifference, by Engel Fonseca. Be among the first to read it.
Indifference is contagious. So is curiosity.
Send the assessment on WhatsApp to your team, your partner or anyone who has been on autopilot for too long. Compare your CXI.
Engel Fonseca explains why curiosity is the best tool against disconnection and why the simplest questions are the ones that open the mind the most. The talk is in Spanish; TED offers subtitles.
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ThinkIAs are tools created by Engel Fonseca to test your Human Thinking System (SPH) against another SPH or against an Artificial Thinking System (SPA).
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Play ¿Xoma! → ThinkIA · DesmiedoA Curioxoma skill: a conversation with your fear to turn it into a compass toward what you don't know.
Talk with your fear → n3.potenttial.comThe ThinkIAs and Prompters of N3 Thinktech IA Laboratory, plus the glossary of Thinktech, SPH, SPA and Curioxoma.
See them all →Also: Mapa SPH · IA Ready · Glossary: Curioxoma · Singular decisions · Engel Fonseca
FAQ
It is Engel Fonseca's method to professionalize curiosity: a sustained and selective curiosity that fights indifference and makes you someone who learns, unlearns and relearns throughout life. Read the article (in Spanish).
It is the disconnection of the mind. Exo indifference is toward the world, people and ideas. Endo indifference is toward yourself: you stop observing what you think, feel and believe. Endo is the most harmful because it holds back self-knowledge, the intelligence that boosts all the others.
A score from 1 to 100 that shows how close your curiosity is to the optimal Curioxoma state. It combines your endo and exo indifference, the 7 ingredients of indifference and the 4 benefits of professionalized curiosity.
With five habits: 1) develop a taste for the unpredictable (random); 2) define from the density of thought; 3) explore new angles on the object of study; 4) explore layers of depth; and 5) be spontaneous, because love surprises.
One of the benefits of Curioxoma is access to Desmiedo (“un-fear”): putting fear back in its place, as a survival tool and not a lifestyle. With sustained curiosity, fear is not faced, it is pursued to what you don't know. Try it in the Desmiedo ThinkIA.
At the end of 2026. Write on WhatsApp to get notified of the launch.
No. It is a self-knowledge ThinkIA for educational purposes. It helps you observe how you think and decide what to train.
En español. El Test Curioxoma VS la indiferencia cognitiva es una ThinkIA de Engel Fonseca, hecha por N3 Labs, que mide tu Curioxoma Index (CXI) del 1 al 100, tu indiferencia endo y exo y los 7 ingredientes de la indiferencia. Haz la evaluación en español.