12 Genuine Signs of Intelligence You Cannot Fake

[@peterpiper487]

Not ALL of the distinctions listed in this video are necessarily signs of intelligence. Some are of self control and common sense. IQ maintains a different set of signs.

[@XenoRaptor-98765]

Sign number 13 dealing with difficult situations. Because the world and life have no shortage of those.

[@cognitive4]

Great

[@gxlxn]

One uninteligent thing in this interesting video is the loudness of the music.

[@tonypanzarella9387]

Genuinely intelligent people, with non-impaired hearing, don't need subtitles in their own language.

[@irmaiz133]

Interesting.

[@cognitive4]

Thank you

[@noval115]

What would you say if someone is INTROVERT?

[@cognitive4]

It's very okay. Everyone has their own way of interacting with the world, and it's wonderful to embrace what makes you feel comfortable and empowered.

[@PeterSaviour-hn5bp]

I agree 👍 Great video, thanks

[@cognitive4]

Thanks for watching!

[@RobertSkene-qw3ob]

Rule Uno! Raise seat,Do not pee on seat,lower seat and save yourself from total damnation!!!🇨🇦😂

[@faithwhite3175]

Yes!!

[@cognitive4]

Appreciate it! Thank you!

[@Sarcasmarkus]

I think the intertubes showes me these videos to elicit my hidden inner dunning kruger abilities. 😏

[@cognitive4]

Haha, I see where you're coming from! The internet can often make us question our own intellect sometimes. But I think recognizing the Dunning-Kruger effect in action might actually be a sign of self-awareness, one of those genuine signs of intelligence. Keep exploring and learning; that's what it's all about! 😄 Thanks for watching

[@Sarcasmarkus]

@@cognitive4 i always go back to what the late philosopher forest gump's mama said. Stupid is as stupid does. So if people dun smart stuffs then they's be smarts people.

[@peterturner6497]

Einstein should have said "If I was not a fake and a fraud I might have been of some use to the world." Sorry to tell the truth about Einstein. If he was any good at anything it might have been as a musician - he wasn't so this man was worse than useless.

[@cognitive4]

I appreciate your perspective! However much you think Einstein’s contributions are debatable, his impact and contribution on science and the world is widely recognized. I wouldn't exactly say he was a fraud. As for his musical talents, he found joy in playing the violin, even if he wasn’t a maestro. Worth noting

[@laujulius3999]

Me

[@cognitive4]

Hey there! Thanks for watching, appreciate it!

[@travispayne7086]

These very same traits claimed have also been used as bias against Peoples and Persons

[@cognitive4]

Not really! Thank you for sharing your perspective

[@susanlowell8351]

@travispayne7086 are you saying the differences between groups and individuals?

[@merigoribilli564]

May God Almighty Protect Everyone from All Types of Manipulation. Thanks in Advance to Him and Karma as well.

[@cognitive4]

AMEN 💖

[@ParadoxXx-eh8bt]

Except that you can fake most of those "signs"

[@cognitive4]

Not for long enough!

[@pogers625]

I'm like 90% sure this is one of those AI writes everything says everything types everything channels?

[@hallucinati]

The thumbnail looks like Sam Waterson 😅

[@cognitive4]

Oh really! 😂

[@MrJenslandbo]

thumbs down for woke pics

[@cognitive4]

I'm anti-woke bro. Though it all depends on individual perception 🙏 thank you!

[@marylamb1407]

Einstein wasn't that smart. He's been promoted because of social and political reasons.

[@cognitive4]

Albert Einstein's reputation as a genius is not just due to social and political factors but primarily because of his significant scientific contributions. His theories, especially the theory of relativity, have been rigorously tested and are fundamental to modern physics. While historical context can influence how a scientist is viewed, Einstein's intellectual achievements deserve credit and continue to shape our understanding of the universe. Thanks for sharing the your thoughts on Albert Einstein 🙏

[@marylamb1407]

​@@cognitive4 Your welcome. I'll share some more: His first wife was Mileva Marić (who wasn't Jewish) contributed greatly to their work, Einstein wrote of how happy and proud he would be “when the two of us together will have brought our work on relative motion to a victorious conclusion”. He gave the Nobel Prize money to Mileva. At the Polytech Mileva posted higher grades than Abert. As his fame grew he got tired of Mileva with her limp and started an affair with his first cousin, who he later married. Married his first cousin, doesn't sound like a genius to me, though it was a brilliant move to work in the Swiss patent office in 1902 with all the research being done at that time in Europe.

[@Brandon-tk2rw]

@marylamb1407 you responded to an ai

[@johngarbarini1048]

Einstein was quite a plagiarizer.