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Hoard knowledge for its own sake
Related to "explore multiple approaches" and cognitive diversity; don't let all your learning efforts be focused on a single question, for in all likelihood your hard question is going to require insights from surprising directions. Cultivate the childish pleasures of pure curiosity.
That is the first virtue of rationality.
The eleventh is closer to what I meant.