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RMA 2 years ago

I’ve lived in a number of different countries. It’s not just the US.

3points

Braineating Spleen 2 years ago

You mean the people that are too stupid to know they're wrong?

1point

Kalevra 2 years ago

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germs 2 years ago

Dude at work: Why do West Coast people say the names Aaron and Erin the same? They're different! And one is male and one is female. Me: Because the Northeast US is more linguistically conservative, and it's common in languages for sounds to simplify over time, especially vowels before R. You're describing the Mary-merry-marry merger, so you can google it if you'd like to learn more. Dude: *Looks at me like I just farted on his wife. Continues complaining.*

6points

jtrisn1 2 years ago

Whoa... seriously? I'm from the Northeastern part of the US. Please tell me more about this "linguistically conservative"

3points

germs 2 years ago (edited)

The stereotypical NE accents (think NY and Boston) still say "Aaron" with the same vowel as "at." That vowel does not happen before R in most American English, but it did in older varieties, so the dialect (or at least phonology) is more "conservative," that is, it has resisted changes more than other dialects. Those accents also say "caught" and "cot" differently, and the rest of the US says "caught" for both. (Could be the other way around, cuz my dialect merges them.) The other sound only happens in most American dialects before R ("or," "more") and Y ("boy," "toys"). Sometimes people make fun of these differences, and it's never ok to make fun of someone's dialect, imo, but if you speak that dialect, you can just politely let them know that your accent is just phonologically conservative.

2points

Adagar 2 years ago

And everyone, poster and myself included, is utterly convinced they're in the first category and everyone they disagree with is in the second.

5points

Hedgeh og 2 years ago

Yep, came here to say exactly that.

0points

Steve Fischer 2 years ago

You'll never convince an idiot he's wrong. You'll only convince yourself he's a moron

3points

R Carson 2 years ago

Annoying as hell.

3points

Callie Ge 2 years ago

My granny once said to me “ darling your life will be much easier if you accept this simple fact, most people are basically stupid”.

1point

Naesil 2 years ago

Most people are stupid, me included, but I have gotten a feeling during my years that me realizing Im stupid actually puts me ahead of lots of people who think they are smart but actually are not :D

0points

Lara M 2 years ago

This has been my pandemic experience in a nutshell.

0points

Random Anon 2 years ago

I deal with this everyday. It doesn't get easier as you get older I can attest to that. But as I get older (read greyer), I've come to accept there will be always be more idiots than sensible people in the world. And since I won't be around forever, their level is stupidity is so not my problem.

0points

J-A Laine 2 years ago (edited)

Had this issue yesterday, some self-appointed professor (read: Google researcher-smart 4$$) tried to belittle me in a field I'm well-versed in, studied a lot about. Started my studies sometime around 1992. The moment he began with the insults, instead of arguing for his theories, I knew he really didn't know anything. So yeah... I can relate. (^^,)

0points

Isabella Minter 2 years ago

i feel this

0points

TomCat 2 years ago

I feel this in my bones

0points

Andrea Delden 2 years ago

Especially if it's your teacher!

0points

Scott Moore 2 years ago

Trumpers

0points

Jim Reilly 2 years ago

lols, anyone who tells you they are smarter than anyone and everyone who disagrees with them is either under the ether of youth ( we've all been there) or so vain as to think the song on the air is about them.

0points

Loki’s Lil Butter Knife 2 years ago

I love when my clients run our translated materials through Google Translate without any knowledge of linguistics and/or the translated language and tell us that the translation is wrong. No, you not magically an expert on Norwegian grammar or can read Simplified Chinese just because Google Translate "says so".

0points

Alexander 2 years ago

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0points

Red Hair Blue Soul 2 years ago

The 2016 election here in the US is proof

0points

Ricardo Ferreira 2 years ago

I love how I can just send a "ok" ou "thumbs up" working from home instead of trying to control myself in front of unreasonable people.

0points

Ricardo Ferreira 2 years ago

Fun fact: In Brazil, we don't say "working from home" (WfH). We say "home office" (HO). I don't know why either.

0points

Niall Mac Iomera 2 years ago

All teachers know this struggle

0points

Nikole 2 years ago

It's such a realization, especially as a child.

0points

KnowsWhatsUp 2 years ago (edited)

This is like trying to talk to anyone that still thinks biden is doing a good job

0points

Hedgeh og 2 years ago

This is like replying to someone who is in the second category but thinks they're in the first.

5points

RoseTheMad 2 years ago

My experience of twitter in a nutshell. ._.

0points

third molar 2 years ago

Read fox news site's articles comment section for feeling of impending doom and depression!

0points

Nitro Codes 2 years ago

Thanks, I hate it.

1point

Nicole Berkelmans 2 years ago

This is so arrogant

-1point

oliverismyspiritdog , NASA Kennedy Report

30 Unpleasant Things Very Smart People Have To Live With, As Shared By Folks In This Online Group There are different types of intelligence. Being good at physics doesn't mean that you should manage people.

Final score:

267points

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Nicola Doyle 2 years ago

So very true. You need emotional intelligence and ability to put yourself in others shoes to know how to motivate and support. Know this from being under terrible bosses, wonderful bosses and being a lead myself.

43points

F**k-Reddit-Mods69 , Cristian Ungureanu Report

30 Unpleasant Things Very Smart People Have To Live With, As Shared By Folks In This Online Group They are full of doubt compared to people who are not smart

Final score:

232points

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R Carson 2 years ago

The more you know-the more things there are to worry about.

72points

30 Unpleasant Things Very Smart People Have To Live With, As Shared By Folks In This Online Group Our school system (Australia) isn't built to deal with them. It crushes bright kids down to everyone else's level.

The usual solution is just to give them extra work to do on top of the assigned work, when they finish that too fast. But to a kid, that's a punishment. In this way achieving beyond a certain accepted parameter is quietly discouraged.

theexteriorposterior , SOMANEDU Report

Final score:

200points

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random 2 years ago

This is the worst. When i realized it I haven't said anything and i'd rather draw on my paper, book etc. It's boring when i finish something that i have half an hour in few minutes and i'm stupid for teachers because i have everything covered with my drawings

57points

Sad_But_Realistic , Scottish Government Report

30 Unpleasant Things Very Smart People Have To Live With, As Shared By Folks In This Online Group Sad_But_Realistic said:

Expectations...

Sownd_Rum replied:

This is the killer. If you are "gifted", having an average life is seen as a failure.

Final score:

199points

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Sky Render 2 years ago

The secret is to not let on that you're gifted. Play it off as a fluke, or fake a counterpoint weakness that makes it seem less impressive. The metagame of life is far deeper than most of us realize.

34points

Dangerous_Mobile9188 , Frederick Dennstedt Report

30 Unpleasant Things Very Smart People Have To Live With, As Shared By Folks In This Online Group Common sense is not a gift, it is a punishment. Because you have to deal with everyone who doesn’t have it.

Final score:

188points

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R Carson 2 years ago

Daily

32points

30 Unpleasant Things Very Smart People Have To Live With, As Shared By Folks In This Online Group They have no effect on dumb people's opinions

theboomboy , Craig Loftus Report

Final score:

183points

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R Carson 2 years ago

Can't fix stupid.

73points

LillFluffPotato , Nenad Stojkovic Report

30 Unpleasant Things Very Smart People Have To Live With, As Shared By Folks In This Online Group A lot of them are depressed

Final score:

172points

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R Carson 2 years ago

It can be difficult to relate to others.

39points

30 Unpleasant Things Very Smart People Have To Live With, As Shared By Folks In This Online Group YourFatherHere1 said:

Intelligence doesn’t always mean wisdom.

Therandomfox replied:

Intelligence is knowing how to bring back dinosaurs from the dead.

Wisdom is knowing that that's a bad idea.

YourFatherHere1 , Rob Oo Report

Final score:

170points

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Eat Dirt Crow 2 years ago

Intelligence means knowing a tomato is a fruit, wisdom is knowing that you don't use it in a fruit salad.

69points

#10

30 Unpleasant Things Very Smart People Have To Live With, As Shared By Folks In This Online Group They are often miserable, and able to thoroughly understand their misery and failures.

Charming_Cash Report

Final score:

155points

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R Carson 2 years ago

OUCH!

23points

Collardile , Akban Martial arts academy Report

#11

30 Unpleasant Things Very Smart People Have To Live With, As Shared By Folks In This Online Group All the “smart kids” that turned into smart adults are severely burnt out and need a break for everything

Final score:

153points

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R Carson 2 years ago

Because of constantly dealing with stupid people.

52points

Firm-Abies-781 , Ricardo Moraleida Report

#12

30 Unpleasant Things Very Smart People Have To Live With, As Shared By Folks In This Online Group Hard to find other people who think and/or feel as deeply as you do.

Final score:

147points

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R Carson 2 years ago

Close to impossible.

25points

Enough_Biscotti377 , Red CreaDeporte Report

#13

30 Unpleasant Things Very Smart People Have To Live With, As Shared By Folks In This Online Group Not being inherently competitive but able to be crushed instantly by failure.

Final score:

141points

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K Witmer 2 years ago

My daughter deals w this it's so sad to watch her get so discouraged and blame herself for everything. She's very intelligent emotionally and scholarly. She doesn't think she is though.

37points

#14

30 Unpleasant Things Very Smart People Have To Live With, As Shared By Folks In This Online Group It can be very lonely

DanTheTerrible , Bert Kaufmann Report

Final score:

135points

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Alexandra Nara 2 years ago

Some structures in behaviour, relationships and communications are just annoying repeating circles and far too shallow Hard to blend in, Very often you feel just like an alien trying to adapt to the joy of lightweighted conversations Often seems to be some kind of arrogance but from this side of the fence its just pure deep sadness and loneliness- and the wish to be more like other people Not easy to be happy here in my mind

23points

#15

30 Unpleasant Things Very Smart People Have To Live With, As Shared By Folks In This Online Group Expectations

Never learning to study until it is too late

Being forced to learn outside of your age related interests

Being terrified of failure

Not being able to balance ambition and said fear of failure

Once again, expectations. My mother put so much pressure on me at such a young age I couldn't handle it. I have done well for myself as an adult, but will never be able to live up to those expectations set by her and others. I should probably go back to therapy.

Putty119 , Liz Henry Report

Final score:

111points

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germs 2 years ago

"Never learning to study until it's too late." Yeppp. Cuz you can get perfect grades without reading the book or paying attention in class. Very related to the other list items about school not supporting smart students enough.

21points

External-Lab1103 , Jorge Franganillo Report

#16

30 Unpleasant Things Very Smart People Have To Live With, As Shared By Folks In This Online Group The sad truth is that being smart isn't even a particuarly good indicator in living a happy and fulfilling life. You could be extremely smart and intelectually capable, but if you got beat up as a kid, your parents died, you developed some personality disorder etc., you're way worse off than someone well adjusted with a below average intelligence

Final score:

101points

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R Carson 2 years ago

Knowledge is painful at times.

21points

#17

30 Unpleasant Things Very Smart People Have To Live With, As Shared By Folks In This Online Group There's different levels of "smartness" and different smart people go about life in different ways. But, i think universally young prodigies are typically isolated. They are at a level far above children their age, but are far younger than the people that match intellectually with (lacking life experience). Either way, a young prodigy can't connect with either group.

Firamaster , woodleywonderworks Report

Final score:

95points

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R Carson 2 years ago

Isolating.

16points

Angel_OfSolitude , Glenn Fleishman Report

#18

30 Unpleasant Things Very Smart People Have To Live With, As Shared By Folks In This Online Group Many very intelligent young people are poorly stimulated and challenged. Without the proper mental exercise they're unlikely to live up to their potential.

Final score:

91points

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Leo Domitrix 2 years ago

Even with it, we may choose not to live up to what *others* expect. Maybe we'd like to have fun, not just live according to our "potential"/"intellect", etc.

27points

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#19

30 Unpleasant Things Very Smart People Have To Live With, As Shared By Folks In This Online Group It's sad to see dumb people making a dumb decision in front of your eyes and not be able to do anything but only give them advice. Most helpful advice are a waste.

Most dumb people argue a lot instead of reflecting as well using critical thinking. So you will never win an arguement against a dump or bias person. So just walk away and tell them they are right.

JimboTheArtist , John Greenfield Report

Final score:

85points

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R Carson 2 years ago

Give it up-you can't make them understand.

14points

#20

30 Unpleasant Things Very Smart People Have To Live With, As Shared By Folks In This Online Group They don't always find ways of living up to their potential.

Immediate_Aioli342 , Vicchi Report

Final score:

78points

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Uber Mensch 2 years ago

"You can do better - you're smarter than this!" - "If I'm smarter, why don't you listen to me?" - "Don't be a smart-@ss!"

3points

#21

30 Unpleasant Things Very Smart People Have To Live With, As Shared By Folks In This Online Group Mental illness rates are dramatically higher -_-

Mihawk9999 , Kevin Simmons Report

Final score:

75points

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R Carson 2 years ago

No wonder.......

6points

Extension_Drummer_85 , Dan Taylor-Watt Report

#22

30 Unpleasant Things Very Smart People Have To Live With, As Shared By Folks In This Online Group We waste them. Our entirely social structure from schools to mortgages are design for people with very average intellectually abilities. Smart people have to deal with the daily stress of living in a system that isn’t built for them and loose a lot of their productivity and take a real hit to their mental health as a result. If we stopped subjecting them to standardised systems designed against them just imagine how much further we would have advanced as a species.

EDIT: Just a small edit to clear up some confusion. I’m not advocating for redesigning our social structure to suit only the smartest x percent of our population. For those who aren’t familiar with inclusive design (mostly talked about when talking about designing digital systems but the principle is cross applicable) the basic idea is to design systems that provide room for different people to be able to use/fit into the system equally well despite their differences. There is absolutely no reason why we all have to live the same way or why we should be forcing people to live in a world that doesn’t have room for people like them.

Final score:

75points

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germs 2 years ago

This makes me feel seen.

21points

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#23

30 Unpleasant Things Very Smart People Have To Live With, As Shared By Folks In This Online Group Many are just suffering from the Dunning Kruger effect and don’t know it

moxeto , Sean Report

Final score:

74points

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UpQuarkDownQuark 2 years ago

We all do. In fact, brilliant people can be the worst about it. “I’m a Nobel Prize-winning physicist and a classically trained cellist…therefore I’m qualified to speak at length and with authority about literally everything else!”

4points

#24

30 Unpleasant Things Very Smart People Have To Live With, As Shared By Folks In This Online Group smart does not automatically mean:

- ethical

- empathic

- conscientious

- realistic

- creative

- prosocial

applesandoranges990 , Edith Soto Report

Final score:

67points

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R Carson 2 years ago

Psychopaths are smart-but very dangerous.

11points

#25

30 Unpleasant Things Very Smart People Have To Live With, As Shared By Folks In This Online Group A lot of the “smart kids” in high school are being forced by their parents to succeed. When they become adults they have all the academic skills but little life skills and they struggle to succeed.

BigCap2666 , Lorna Mitchell Report

Final score:

65points

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R Carson 2 years ago

Life skills are necessary for EVERYONE.

11points

#26

30 Unpleasant Things Very Smart People Have To Live With, As Shared By Folks In This Online Group Lots of people will be jealous of them and resent them, including family members.

SuvenPan , Edward Kimmel Report

Final score:

64points

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R Carson 2 years ago

A rising tide lifts all boats-some families block your success, instead of being cheer leaders.

12points

Single-Incident5066 , Valerie Everett Report

#27

30 Unpleasant Things Very Smart People Have To Live With, As Shared By Folks In This Online Group I think truly smart people, those genuinely rare geniuses, are so smart that the rest of us can’t even comprehend it.

It must be a very strange feeling going through life knowing that most people just can’t see and understand the things you do.

Final score:

62points

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germs 2 years ago (edited)

Not a genius-level example. I once had to explain in a business meeting for around 90 minutes why we couldn't add an inch to only one side of a square and have it still be a square. I assume this is what smart people in smart professions have to deal with all too often.

24points

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#28

30 Unpleasant Things Very Smart People Have To Live With, As Shared By Folks In This Online Group Intelligent people can't state that they're intelligent because people view that as a sign of not being intelligent. But also if you lord yourself around for being intelligent, there's the implication that you're belittling everyone around you by saying you're better than them. And people don't like that. If other people recognize a person as intelligent and respect that then there are no problems, but a lot of the times people won't do that because it gets in the way of their own pride (and if they do, then I find they're more likely to have more insecurities/less self-esteem). Then there's also the fact that intelligence is often conflated with success. Basically, people suck at gauging other people's intelligence, and that causes problems.

Vivi_Pallas , Maryland GovPics Report

Final score:

57points

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germs 2 years ago

When trying to explain my expertise, my typical experience is that, or "That sounds way over my head. I could never understand." 🙄 Yes, you can! Unfortunately I've learned a lot of people want to believe they can never understand something.

8points

Aluminumboxinshorts , Andrew Skudder Report

#29

30 Unpleasant Things Very Smart People Have To Live With, As Shared By Folks In This Online Group Feel they cant have fun because they analyze everything

Final score:

53points

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Lilly Parker 2 years ago

Like the fact that the previous post says loose not lose but if I point it out I’m a jerk but I can’t not see it and get annoyed when I’m just trying to read BP for fun?

29points

#30

30 Unpleasant Things Very Smart People Have To Live With, As Shared By Folks In This Online Group Plenty of smart people will live their whole lives never realizing they're smart.

SquilliamFancySon95 , Tom Hart Report

Final score:

53points

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R Carson 2 years ago

Blissful ignorance-where are you???

2points

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Piet Puk 2 years ago

I hate finding instant solutions to problems, being ignored and then hearing the same solution a half year later from a team of highly paid 'experts'.

24points

Trevor Nicholson 2 years ago

So true. Years ago, I told my old boss that we should have an Instagram account. He, who thought he was so much smarter than I am, gave me a list of all the reasons why that was a bad idea. Cue six months later and we're having a company meeting where he says we're going to start an Instagram account and he wants me to run it because I know it more than anyone else. Some social media expert told him it was a good idea. He didn't even acknowledge that I had already suggested it.

7points

Leo Domitrix 2 years ago

Same. People will want to work through 15 variations, and I'm trying not to scream, "Those won't work, here's why, move on!" and I just learned to shut up and endure, b/c it's that or ... worse.

5points

Yugan Talovich 2 years ago

What's worse is when the "experts" insist you're wrong.

2points

similarly 2 years ago

I live in Japan. When we have new people at work (especially non-Japanese workers), they often come with a lot of bright new ideas, but get discouraged when the Japanese bosses just nod politely and say "Thank you. We'll take it under advisement." I've learned that the average time between when someone says "Hey! This would be a cool idea!" and when administration decides to adopt it is about 5 years ... although the last boss increased that substantially, and the newest boss seems like he wants to speed up innovation to "Let's do that RIGHT NOW!"

0points

Eepe 2 years ago

Soooo true. So infuriating.

-1point

Nikole 2 years ago

Side note: why are most of these so poorly written?

13points

Evil Little Thing 2 years ago

Because it's a b******t thread created by miserable people who aren't as smart as they think they are. Smart people are less likely to have mental health problems and more likely to be happy and satisfied with their lives, not angst-ridden overachievers with imposter syndrome.

9points

madbakes 2 years ago

This was frustrating with all the misspellings about the lives of intelligent people.

6points

UpQuarkDownQuark 2 years ago

it definately was

6points

T. D. Bostick 2 years ago

Here's another perspective from someone of above average intelligence. Don't take yourself so seriously and enjoy the stupid people like you're at a zoo. This post was unnecessarily morbid.

5points

Erik Ivan 2 years ago

Thing is everyone is stupid in some fields, or know nothing about some things. We humans are usually only good at a fairly narrow and specific field. Trick is to acknowledge that and realise that in some cases we don't know enough to know how little we know. Example, a space engineer may be rubbish as a nurse. Or a banker may not be the brightest around when it comes to nurse a sick cow back to health. And the dude nursing said cow may be rubbish in economics Yet, in some proffessions it seems that people think they are the smartest in the room no matter what the topic is.

2points

Swan 2 years ago

so this post is just insulting "non-smart people" !

2points

Morgan Merrill-McNeal 2 years ago

No. These people were just venting.

1point

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YHZ 2 years ago

"Intelligence" and "education" are not mutually inclusive--it is possible to be smart and not have gotten certain skills, so let's back down on that as a judgment on the ideas in this list. What bothers me more is the number of the people who comment on every post: smart people know that it is better to keep your mouth shut and have people think you are stupid, than to open your mouth and confirm their suspicions.

0points

similarly 2 years ago

There really are a LOT of different kinds of intelligence. Some people are good are remembering stuff and repeating stuff they read. Some people are good at puzzles and figuring stuff out. Some people are brilliant with machines, or fixing things, or building things. Some people are innovators and creators. Some aren't good at inventing stuff, but are very good at understanding it and explaining it to others. One of the smartest people I ever knew had the simplest vocabulary, but he could explain complex math in a way that even I could understand it. Some people are wise, make good decisions, have a good way of interacting with others. There are so many ways to be "smart". Even though Einstein actually probably never really said this, it's not any less a good quote: Everybody is a genius, but if you judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree, it will live its whole life believing it is stupid.

0points

Commander OwO 2 years ago

Sometimes stupid people make me realize how intelligent I am, to the point I started doubting my intelligence due to the possibility of me overestimating it. Doubting it made me even more confident in my intelligence, in fact I am so confident in my intelligence now, that I must be stupid.

0points

Fiona Parky 2 years ago

I’m privileged to know a lot of people with a lot of letters after their name. The first thing you will notice about them is that they are self effacing and very aware of their own limitations. The second thing you notice is that those limits include knowing how to cook anything more complicated than cornflakes, knowing what year it is and how to wear more than one set of clothing. They will all tell you that book smart doesn’t mean life smart.

0points

Yugan Talovich 2 years ago

I knew a couple, both professors at a top university, always at the top of their classes in school. They adamantly refused to allow their daughters to be put into "advanced" or "gifted" classes. For her sixth grade science project, the bigger daughter explored the role of the Mongolian pony in the conquests of Genghis Khan. Smart kids will find their own way.

0points

Aga S 2 years ago

One of the points made me think/realise that systems are being dumbed down to accommodate for below average ppl, but don't really allow to ealise the full potential of the above average ones, trying to squeeze them into the standardised boxes...

0points

Falcon on Dizzy 2 years ago

can't relate, too stupid....

0points

Vincent Philippart 2 years ago

A main one is missing: therapy doesn't work for them most of the time. Shrinks are not trained adequately or the connection just doesn't happen.

-3points

boredkitten 2 years ago

This article was not interesting, didn't finish reading

-3points

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Piet Puk 2 years ago

I hate finding instant solutions to problems, being ignored and then hearing the same solution a half year later from a team of highly paid 'experts'.

24points

Trevor Nicholson 2 years ago

7points

Leo Domitrix 2 years ago

Same. People will want to work through 15 variations, and I'm trying not to scream, "Those won't work, here's why, move on!" and I just learned to shut up and endure, b/c it's that or ... worse.

5points

Yugan Talovich 2 years ago

What's worse is when the "experts" insist you're wrong.

2points

similarly 2 years ago

0points

Eepe 2 years ago

Soooo true. So infuriating.

-1point

Nikole 2 years ago

Side note: why are most of these so poorly written?

13points

Evil Little Thing 2 years ago

9points

madbakes 2 years ago

This was frustrating with all the misspellings about the lives of intelligent people.

6points

UpQuarkDownQuark 2 years ago

it definately was

6points

T. D. Bostick 2 years ago

Here's another perspective from someone of above average intelligence. Don't take yourself so seriously and enjoy the stupid people like you're at a zoo. This post was unnecessarily morbid.

5points

Erik Ivan 2 years ago

2points

Swan 2 years ago

so this post is just insulting "non-smart people" !

2points

Morgan Merrill-McNeal 2 years ago

No. These people were just venting.

1point