"// do you find the incomprehensible more beautiful than tha comprehensible//
Continuously!"
Perhaps, but I don't think this is an absolute truth -- it's just your take on things. As it happens, I partially share the view, perhaps, in the sense that I generally enjoy art, music and literature less if I've gone to the trouble of analysing their content, structure etc etc., and prefer to just listen to music for its own sake. But for others the joy in such work is greatly increased by considering such things. Neither approach is wrong, and it just depends on what you prefer personally.
When it comes to understanding the world, I think it's beneficial to try and understand it. Not least because the attmept to do so has had the effect of greatly expanding the size, and age, of the Universe. Where, not 100 years ago, it was just one galaxy, now there are billions and billions to enjoy; where once we thought of the Universe as fairly young (well, some did), its age is after all far greater than that. And since we are still so far away from comprehending the Universe in any meaningful sense, it's hard to see how the effort has diminished things that much.
In the end, personality will come into play.