OK, I see the relationship to the standard definition. (It would be bad faith to put appearances of being open to being convinced, when you’re actually not.) The requirement of curiosity seems distinct and much more onerous, though. (If you think I’m talking nonsense and don’t feel curious about why, that doesn’t mean you’re not open to being convinced under any circumstances; it means you’re waiting for me to say something that you find convincing, without you needing to proactively read my mind.)
OK, I see the relationship to the standard definition. (It would be bad faith to put appearances of being open to being convinced, when you’re actually not.) The requirement of curiosity seems distinct and much more onerous, though. (If you think I’m talking nonsense and don’t feel curious about why, that doesn’t mean you’re not open to being convinced under any circumstances; it means you’re waiting for me to say something that you find convincing, without you needing to proactively read my mind.)
Perhaps it is relative to the bar most people set for good faith.