Difference between Deep Truth and general Curiosity?

[Value]

I'm trying to make definitions for my top 10 values (takes god damn forever). Originally I made two different values called "Deep Truth" and "Knowledge/Learning/Understanding". Deep Truth would be something like my yearning to understand how reality works deeply - how it was made, where it comes from and such. Knowledge/Learning/Understanding more relates to my general curiosity for things - learning how things are interconnected, understanding the world Broadly rather than Deeply. 

After fleshing out Knowledge/Learning/Understanding I got: "Understanding the structure of reality as deeply and holistically I am capable of by investigating, contemplating and exploring it" 

That contains both different values in one, but they feel like different things. Is it beneficial or not to combine two different things to one and the same value?

[Gesundheit]

@Value I have the same two values in my top values. I call them Truth & Practicality to avoid that problem. Practicality itself is true, and so it contains the truth value in it already. I leave Truth for abstract understanding that does not necessarily affect the way reality works. To me, it's like this: Truth is raw/without ego-mind. Practicality is with ego-mind.

[Value]

@Gesundheit What exactly do you mean with 'Practicality'?

[Gesundheit]

@Value How reality works at any level below the absolute.