Bliss

The bliss provided by ignorance is mortally dangerous unless enjoyed under continuous selfless nurture and protection by one who is not ignorant.
Everyone must admit to enjoying some amount of this bliss at any given moment in the present or past.
Some may attempt to deny the possibility of dependance, either through denial of their fallibility or an insatiable pursuit of elimination of the selectedly admitted voids in their knowledge.
Others will embrace as much ignorance as they possibly can if it has historically provided perceived bliss without the proportioned taste of the inherent dangers, or if ignorance in part or in whole represents the most simplistically or immediately easy path, (regardless of belief in, or prior experience of those dangers found in such ignorance).