It might be. These subliminals can manifest differently for different people.
Many people call it “childish curiosity”.
I call it “pre-GettingDumbedDownBySocietyAndEducationSystems curiosity”.
It’s not truly rooted in age or maturity. It’s present in all of us but suppressed through society, culture, norms, and expectations as people grow older.
This is how it is right now:
Child (curiosity) → Adult (suppressed curiosity).
The logic is “I need to go rekindle what I had when I was a child and have that curiosity again”.
This is fundamentally incorrect:
The logic should be "I need go back to normal, expressing a fundamental aspect of human nature, before I was taught through society, culture, norms and expectations that it was unacceptable.
Do you see why this is more correct, lol.
It’s because if you grew up in a society where your innate curiosity was celebrated and accepted, then it would be:
Child (curiosity) → Adult (curiosity).
It’s not an age or maturity thing, it’s based on external influence and environment.
The thing with Khan in my case, is that it’s primal as fuck. It detaches you from society, norms, and expectations so that you can become the most powerful badass version of yourself. This powerful version of yourself is not in any way, shape or form, a product of societal norms and expectations because they are designed to keep you in the box and be a fearful sheep follower who looks around for someone to save them, which funnily enough is the real childlike mindset (underdeveloped and dependant). The best version of yourself happens to be chained to nothing. It is free… and therefore your innate curiosity is going to be there, as it was always meant to be from the start. It’s healthy.
The childlike curiosity is alpha.
Also, this is a brilliant short film with a fun analysis. Somewhat related to this topic:


