12 Signs of a Secretly Intelligent Person

Today we learn about the signs of a secretly intelligent person. When a highly intelligent person does some thing, you may not realize how smart they are at first. However if you look for these clues, it will become more obvious with time.
Sources:
Functional Connectivity Correlates with Mind Wandering
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Ways Smart People Sabotage Their Success
hbr.org/2018/1...
Want to Be Smart and Successful? Take a Nap
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Chief Editor: Tristan Reed
Voice Over: Troy W. Hudson
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[@WilliamWilliamWilliamWill]

"They laugh at me for being different... i laugh at them because they're all the same"

[@kpl1221]

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[@kioplqwerty]

SHEEPLE

[@jontherevelator9663]

Precisely.. It's amazing to see how many puppets there are out there.

[@jontherevelator9663]

@@kioplqwerty that's why I refer to them as EWE ppl. lol.

[@anonymousanon9056]

Kurt Cobain again said this too

[@hyberkonawa272]

I'm Dyslexic and I never stop Day dreaming and thinking too much, which I lose so much focus. But somehow... Rarely.... I come up with great ideas that people are questioning me... "How do you do that?" OR... "Hey I never thought about it... very great idea!". I'm a slower learner but very visual and I see the world differently.

[@mesrsmoonywormtailpadfootandpr]

woah what ideas have you come up with (not trying to challenge you, just interested

[@kpl1221]

@@mesrsmoonywormtailpadfootandpr Can sunlight reflect back at the sun? Why did companies start making paper straws if they can just recycle the plastic ones? Is sand called sand because it's between the sea and land? Where does the light go after it's produced? Where does smoke go to?

[@10MillzRecords]

Use me as the “I’M INTELLIGENT” button

[@craftysteve176]

I farted dad 😼😼😾😾😾

[@SonGoku-if5rp]

Bro just manipulated 35 people with immense ease

[@barbarabernhoft6918]

"Am to intelligent to do that"button 👉

[@lolyes2476]

nah

[@kachka2983]

I like turtles

[@emmaransford]

I can totally relate to the above mentioned topics 😊 I prefer to live in my mind Palace 😅

[@streaming5332]

But they get annoyed with cutting corners with spelliing... GREY COLOUR AEROPLANE

[@11thBlockParty]

Great, now everyone thinks they’re a genius. 🤦‍♀️

[@Alex3000...]

If you were highly intelligent, you wouldn't be watching this video and reading this comment

[@kpl1221]

jokes on you, **uno reverse card!**

[@str8416]

1. Boredom: Intelligent people get bored easily if their brains are not sufficiently stimulated. 2. Anxiety: There is a direct correlation between anxiety and intelligence. 3. Intuitive Mind Reading: Intelligent people can 'read' people very easily. 4. Great Scale Mindset: They see the big picture and see different POVs of the same problem or reality. 5. Wondering: Intelligent people are always wondering about new ideas. 6. Fidgeting: An Indicator of an active and restless brain. 7. Peace Keepers: They identify problems before conflicts arise and find ways to resolve conflicts. 8. Cognitive Mirroring: They need to review new content just once to learn it. 9. Times Off: Intelligent people like naps and time off to recharge their brains. 10. Cognitive Flexibility: Intelligent people switch between unrelated tasks with flexibility at the same time. 11. Uncanny Recollections: Intelligent people remember tiny details from a long time ago. 12. Nature Inspired: Intelligent people find inspiration in nature to gather new ideas.

[@boxoffisa]

Thank you.

[@Nothing-cg8jd]

Thank you for saving us from watching 11minutes video 😁

[@Tom_Framnes]

Appreciations. 🙏🏻

[@joejoejoejoejoejoe4391]

13. they look for ways to save time; like looking straight to the comments section of a KZbin vid to see if someone has listed the main points, and if no one has, do it themselves. Thanks.

[@str8416]

@@joejoejoejoejoejoe4391 thank you :-)

[@Vy-Oh-Letter]

#1: The Boredom Brain - 2:38 #2: The Surprising Power of Anxiety - 3:35 #3: Intuitive Mind-Reading - 4:13 #4: The Grayscale Mindset - 5:03 #5: Efficient Minds Wander - 6:05 #6: Restless Fidgeting - 6:40 #7: Keeping the Peace - 7:15 #8: Cognitive Mirroring - 8:02 #9: Recharge the Engine - 8:48 #10: The Cognitive Flexibility Test - 9:31 #11: Uncanny Recollections - 10:09 #12: Finding Inspiration in Nature - 10:52

[@jerryterwase9027]

Thank you.🙏

[@nanakeitaspider-man1290]

Tux

[@nanakeitaspider-man1290]

Thx

[@RichardKovacs]

Most of them are simple symphtoms of adhd :D

[@boxoffisa]

Danke

[@jesperlykkeberg7438]

My dog is named Einstein. These 12 points describe him perfectly.

[@erinscruggs5838]

Everybody smart, everybody is an empath too. Infj too. 😂

[@laisa.]

Infj, adhd and high iq measures... I just can't find my way.. I second guess anything according to nothing being certain😢

[@ThomasButler-sp4ro]

I am an old guy, 82, doctorate level education. I At this point in life, I find that good old KZbin provides me with a vast amount of intellectual stimulation on the many, many areas of interest I have. Very stimulating intellectual porn...lol.

[@MajorNelson321]

I hear you OleManBalls

[@johnsmith-ht3sy]

I am 66 yr old and am making up for the famine I endured in from the 60s to 80s. Now I can feast on admiring a different model every day, so much young talent I appreciate looking at. Well nature designed me to be addicted to female bodies, so that they can extract my resources.

[@darko714]

Maybe we are being controlled by YT’s “recommended for you” algorithm. Don’t go to your grave staring at a screen.

[@waynejohnson3214]

I'm so smart, I ignored the video and came straight to the comment section.

[@emmarasyidi4665]

😂🎉

[@turquoise_sea3319]

😂

[@BrightEhor]

You ant a lone

[@nkugwa19]

I am so dead 😂😂😂😂😂

[@ChinedumELOCHUKWU]

Good work

[@jessicaballantyne5825]

Many average people think it's bad to wonder, but they aren't inventive and smart. They want you to be alive and awake in the world, but what's the harm in concocting ideas in your head, even though it will divert your attention to your surrounding whereabouts? I've been seen as very lazy and unhelpful, when really, I'm just thinking a lot, and wondering on possibilities. I've even had people think I'm not aware of the world around me, because I go into my head a lot. Plus, some people think I'm unfriendly, dumb, and attitude oriented, because I'm so quiet. To top it off, I met people who thought I was nuts. Why do average people have to be so mean?

[@shelteredsparrow2736]

❤

[@Dr.JudeAEMasonMD]

When I was a kid, I wanted to be a professional daydreamer but didn’t know how to so that so I settled on being a doctor because I got to read and learn a lot. I’ll be that 96-year-old graduating from law school just because.

[@Pizzahutbaby]

I get you, i have a similar personality, but you can't really change people. Even when i try to mask my intelligence it ends up bleeding out due to laziness,then people think im full of myself because i dont talk about a.i,philosophy,tech,psychology etc around them, but when i do im arrogant either way. Best to avoid people with fuming insecurities of there own intelligence. I simply speak to others for unique perspectives not to flex how much smarter i am. I can relate to alot of people perfectly fine, why does he/her have to be better than me? Leave them be its a large chunk of the population.

[@uncapabrew4807]

So are you lazy ? Do you attribute to the final outcome Or use This attitude Too NOT participate!!

[@qa4057]

12 signs of being Human Being

[@krisztianszaraz6567]

lol facts

[@PaulNoske]

Exactly. They seem to just want to flatter anyone who happens to click the video

[@PaulNoske]

This video makes not so intelligent people feel intelligent

[@ay-tj7pj]

​@user-or9bs9gp4f how do you know they are not intelligent? Everyone is intelligent...in their own way 😊

[@darko714]

Flattery clickbait.

[@bruceballygar4880]

These all apply to me, but then why am I still working at McDonald’s. I sure do get bored flipping burgers though.

[@oscillatine]

Ok, I am an idiot.

[@dev1ra.3]

Bro Same 😭😭😭

[@Dr.JudeAEMasonMD]

Well, at least I’m smart. The rest of it can be a neurotic nightmare.

[@Melodislyngdoh]

Intelligence means knowing what's right question the unknown searching facts through observation experiment n not confirming with the world

[@juliem.3936]

My boredom, wandering mind and fidgeting sounds more like adult ADD than high intelligence!

[@deliajoseph9355]

I thought I was intelligent until I watched this video..... bummer 😂😂😂

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[@Nanikiwi-art]

In conclusion, introverts are intelligent. That’s what I’m hearing 😂

[@Rossdink]

Well usually introverts are more intelligent. People that talk to others are dumb haha

[@Davey-TheDJ]

If somebody asked me if the glass is half full or half empty my responses how did it get that way in the first place

[@macmusic08]

I find myself agreeing with everything on this list, except for number 10. I partially agree with number 10 but I partially disagree. Essentially, this one is talking about people who can multitask. On the one hand, I do think this is a sign of higher intelligence, and I definitely tend to be jealous of people like this. I personally have never been good at multitasking. However, I also think that our obsession with multitasking is one of the key elements to why our culture has gone downhill in overall quality. For example, fast food restaurants. Fast food restaurants actually used to be FAST food. You got in there and you got out of there pretty quickly. But now? Well now they have drive-through. Now all of the employees in these restaurants have to do more tasks and take care of a larger quantity of people from different directions, both inside the restaurant as well as coming around the side of the building to a window and those people are expecting their food SUPER fast. This results in causing the employees to feel more stress and pressure. Consequently, the service quality has taken a nose dive. Good luck to the people going INSIDE the restaurant hoping to receive some quick customer service because all of the employees are almost totally focused on the drive through customers. I also think that tasks do not get done as thoroughly or as effectively and CORRECTLY when people are multitasking. Things get missed or forgotten. Important things sometimes. Sticking with the fast food analogy, you get your food home and then you discover that they forgot your fries! Or they forgot your drink. Or whatever. You asked for 10 salt packets and maybe they only put three in your bag or none at all. The fast food analogy is only one example. There are many, many, many examples in our society that I think highlight the negative impacts of multitasking and the lack of intelligence behind it. I believe it is more intelligent to focus on the task at hand, complete that task efficiently, thoroughly and correctly, and then move on to the next task. Would customers need to wait a little bit longer? Yes, they probably would. But ultimately, there would be much more customer satisfaction at the end of the day because they will have found the product and service to be of the upmost quality. This is why most people prefer when they go to a restaurant that their food be cooked to order. They have to wait a bit longer, but it’s worth it because the food is better and it’s hot! There are some fast food restaurants that understand this concept and apply it very well. “Five Guys And Fries” is one example. Anyway, to sum up, for many years I would beat myself up over my inability to multitask. But I stopped doing that because I have come to realize that putting 100% of my attention and focus into each task is actually a sign of higher intelligence.

[@jessicapatton2688]

The brain can only do one thing at a time. Multitasking is a myth. It’s quickly shifting from one task to another. That’s actually just more stress for the brain.

[@irgendwer44]

10. is not "multitasking" as you understand it. It's: Doing something, then doing something different, and then back to the first thing, or to the next - quickly switching through different tasks and know efficiently what to do, without feeling overwhelmed. To quote the video: "Bounce BETWEEN tasks without skipping a beat". He didn't said doing it the same time - which nobody really can, not effective at least. Because, like the other comment states: True Multitasking is a myth. Best example: Watching a film + any "brainless" activity on the phone = you didn't really watched the film. And most important, you couldn't FEEL the film. Other example: When you're working and some co-worker interupts you just for a few seconds with an other task, and you can go back to your tasks immediately. Not like my ex co-workers who didn't know where or who they are, and you truly saw how immense difficult it was for them - just because I gave them a 1minute-easypeasy task, which even a 7year old could do...

[@jahidhasan-yh5up]

I was literally weeping because it perfectly matches with me. Irony is that I haven’t accomplished any significant things in my entire life.

[@lifeisshort3606]

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[@kebonhawk1081]

You just have to find your "outlet" to express your intelligence. I go through stages of brain feeding with different subject matter... drawing, painting, carpentry, languages, reading, computers and operating systems and the programming, music (listening and writing) etc. and of course thinking a lot. Honestly sometimes I wish I could just shut my brain down.

[@platzpropeller858]

you don't have to if you don't want to

[@samirbhalerao5579]

Intuition really exists. It is a super power like spidersence.

[@Dave0439]

i am at this point just looking at such videos and not learning anything and only thinking "WOW THEY NAILED ME!"

[@onlyhuman1625]

I'm watching every video's like this just because added my confident lmaoo.. although no big problem too if isn't valid

[@DenisGungoren-dl7bh]

When I am in school and fail exams, I feel incredibly stupid and can't really convince myself on the contrary

[@shelteredsparrow2736]

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[@robinsmith5442]

I wish I had known this in high school. I didn't learn until college I had an above average IQ. I know it doesn't mean a lot but I think I would have tried harder or if a teacher had told me I wasn't living up to my capabilities

[@m8s4lif]

I have come to the conclusion that every person that I meet is both brilliant and not so brilliant. We all have our strengths and weaknesses. Here's a question for some of you really neat people to ponder. Do you think that a really intelligent person could learn more from a less intelligent person or could a less intelligent person learn more from the really intelligent person. I guess that I could have said would learn, instead of saying could learn. Oh well. I do have a lot to learn.

[@ericb8413]

I was tested in elementary school for IQ and was placed in a program called Mentally Gifted Minors. This was in the 60s. I totally relate to this description of intelligence. Boredom is a big one. Always wanting to learn more. Wanting challenges. Also an uncanny ability to read people. Thanks for sharing this video. 🎉 It’s me. 😊

[@zeusthecat6295]

Wow, look how smart you are! I, on the other hand, am dumb. Every new bit of information I receive simply reveals how ignorant and naive I have been up until that point. At this point in my life, I recognize that whatever I know is only the tiniest sliver of what is actually out there. It's humbling. Must be nice to be such a gifted, intelligent person like you. Why don't you tell us more about how gifted and intelligent you are?

[@shelteredsparrow2736]

I can relate to the boredom

[@shelteredsparrow2736]

Did this turn out to be a good thing or did it give you added stress?

[@619AGT]

Did you ever feel like you didn’t belong in school? And by that I mean did ever believe you could learn more outside of a school environment? Not that I’m dissing any eduction of course.

[@arnonym3118]

And now imagine your intelligence was never recognized Living in a classical "Because I said so" and "Just Because" household (for me it were 3, cause split parents, and tooo much time with my grandparents, who thought they figured it all out after 5 kids) And falling behind socially cause of moving, and late digital engagement (e.g. I didn't answer texts because my phone was taken away for a month (most of the time because a disagreement, I was never really bad), and when people asked me about it, I would never tell them the real reason, because with them having a healthy relationship with their parents, they would think that I earned the punishment, which would put me into a bad light) And don't get me started on the school system... (Germany) Well, anyway, I could go on for pages 😅😢

[@noexcuse759]

I have all signs except the intelligent one lol.

[@mesrsmoonywormtailpadfootandpr]

i think intelligence is concentration and memory, because thats how you learn anything

[@kpl1221]

studying by hard and forcing the brain to memorize everything doesn't mean intelligence. Real intelligence comes raw

[@That_Crazy_MetalHead]

I have all of these traits yet I still feel dumb af

[@jrawsadam]

I think if we're watching this video we officially failed the intelligence test. 😂 I doubt anyone is watching youtube videos to figure out if they're smart, if they're actually smart.

[@Nunya-77]

My dad says inly noring people are boring.. so 'finding' interesting things to do for me was never out of boredom, but curiosity

[@shelteredsparrow2736]

❤

[@melanieclark7949]

IMHO, finding new things to do keeps boredom at bay.

[@xoliphakathi5614]

I'm intelligent super curious and suffer from anxiety most of the time spend half of my day on internet

[@sukuntee]

When you think n rethink n rethink childhood memories on repeat, it gets easier to remember them.

[@prasannabenakatagi6849]

😢 but I have problem remembering past experiences is it gonna work

[@monajandali3489]

obviously

[@gititgotitgood]

the memory is only as accurate/clear as the last time you recollected it.

[@azalea1404]

It would be nice with some references to valid scientific sources that support these claims.

[@lifeisshort3606]

I do not care about sources, this is true take it and use it. See my cure for migraine long term suffered in comments.

[@TheMrtrickynick]

Well actually the boredom part is actually quite off, highly intelligent people have vast interest and have high passions for a diverse amount of activities which allows said individual to actually not become bored because there’s such a vast majority of passions and interest that they have it is actually extremely difficult for this person to be bored. And it’s also why these individuals have no problem being alone because they can easily entertain themselves.

[@TheMrtrickynick]

In layman’s terms they have no time to become board. Hope this helps

[@keithpulley2024]

Depends on the situation. Going through school and they're teaching stuff you already know.

[@robinsmith5442]

If you feel you already know the subject it gets easy to lose interest.

[@mattdorsey2244]

I agree with TheMrtrickynick 100%. Those who are bored easily suffer from a mind that lacks activity.

[@mattdorsey2244]

@@TheMrtrickynick Bingo! Right answer.

[@Forever-iz2dv]

I'm sure intelligent people won't believe anything they see on the internet

[@tonybs03]

4. The gray-scale mindset: it is so true that the bkack/white reductionist view of most political activists today are causing so much harm to harmony in western society, and they are often self righteous completely failing to realize that they simply lack the ability to do politics because they have no insights into the nuances and complexity of social problems; to them, you are either on their team on not and it renders us unable to critize them at all.

[@johnrainsman6650]

My sister's boyfriend thinks a person can't be intelligent if they have a learning disability. And my boss thinks I'm unintelligent

[@streaming5332]

A slow learner Is just that.

[@johnrainsman6650]

@@streaming5332Just what? Are you trying to say a slow learner is indeed unintelligent?

[@shelteredsparrow2736]

❤

[@Anarchist403]

I have many learning disabilities just people don’t understand how brain process these things so I completely understand. Have great day or night

[@johnrainsman6650]

@@Anarchist403Well, hold on, I actually want to discuss this more (if you don't mind, I mean). What are your difficulties? And how do you manage?

[@Boog-Burley]

Why does it take 2:40 seconds to get to the point of the video, the first of the 12 signs?

[@Juliukas101]

I know! I thought exactly the same. What a boring preamble!

[@amdeko]

I will keep clapping for others until its my turn 🎉🎉

[@JohnSmith-pv1jq]

If U cn rd ths, thn mbe u R smrt. Ptrn rcgntn is imrtnt 2!

[@johncraftenworth7847]

guy listening to music while watching his phone...yeah that's definitely the face of intelligence LoLz

[@tre43210]

How do you know he’s not listening to an e-book? See, that says a lot right there about you. That wasn’t a very bright assumption. That’s the only thing you can think of to use headphones for on a SMART phone which has numerous functions? Lol

[@johncraftenworth7847]

wrong! if you're watching a movie or reading anything on the web you cannot follow the words of an ebook same time! he's doings both, it's most likely a trashy ghetto music video @@tre43210

[@MrSirTBone]

Sounds like ADHD means intelligence😂

[@charlielobello5014]

Intelligent as I perceive myself, finding someone who can somewhat relate to my ideas, and resources to bring everything together, has been the challenge. I continuously focus on humanity and have new probable ideas frequently. If your out there , and have the resources that you've wanted to contribute . Together we can equal the incline of humanity from its pace of decilne.

[@mj_dolman5122]

You know, I'm so annoyed by the sexist and stereotypical thumbnail I don't even want to watch this video. Did it ever occur to you that an attractive female, yes, even one with blond hair, could have a higher IQ than a nerdy looking guy? Did you know that looks, gender, hair colour and presence or absence of glasses are not co-related to IQ? Its mind blowing but true.

[@aarkansinghal6633]

not to be rude or anything, but what's sexist and stereotypical about the video here. I don't recall seeing or hearing anything about sticking to a stereotype. There seems to be no sign of insulting an attractive, blonde female. It's not even the topic of the video, let alone mentioned. Plus I thought they mentioned that intelligence is not correlated to achievement and high test scores, which is technically saying that an attractive blond female could actually be really intelligent? Again, not to be rude, but why the heck are we bringing up sexism and gender stereotypes in a comment section about a video about intelligence? Such topics are important to address, but these days, they are extremely exaggerated just to prove unjust points, not to mention that they have little relation to this video.

[@mj_dolman5122]

The thumbnail that advertises the Video on KZbin. That's all I was referring to. It depicts "average" people as an extroverted groups consisting of two guys and two blonde women in skimpy dresses, and the hidden genius as an introverted guy with glasses. Wow, what a shocking reveal. @@aarkansinghal6633

[@samsecada8404]

Congratulations you found sexism where there is none . But let's continue the thought experiment. Did you notice how well groomed the two men in the thumbnail were ? One holding a martini and the other a champagne glass ? They must be gay . Are gay men not intelligent ? Damn the homophobia ! And the "intelligent" man appears to be possibly of mixed races . Are they implying that black people are more intelligent than white people ? O the racism !

[@Jed-yp8yg]

2 minutes start the subject. I'm bored waiting for you to get to the point.

[@gititgotitgood]

Is secretly stupid a thing too?

[@TheGreyGhost_of43rd]

Yall really need to stop lying to these people

[@Kaviiisha]

Is this scam or?

[@ChristineOngus]

Well articulated ❤️‍🔥💖

[@ConnoisseurOfExistence]

I normally disagree on many points with such videos, but I totally agree with this one. I exhibit all of these. Recognizing social cues is my weakest side, yet sometimes I do understand situations better than anyone.

[@JOEYDEEZ369]

Top Think you are at the top of my watch list I think… hahahah that’s not exactly true but what I just wrote is absolutely right on cue… don’t you think hahahah… Thank you ! Bye bye for now;)

[@ResidualSelfImage]

You should review Gardner's Theory of Intelligence which divides intelligence into eight cognitive types.

[@shelteredsparrow2736]

These are good Many are me. I have had situations where people have been in crisis and have come to me and I have been able to get them on the right path.

[@Bay0Wulf]

Well, this presentation describes a different type of “intelligent person”. Most of these concepts don’t really “hit the mark” for me. Perhaps its the entire idea that someone is wondering whether they are “secretly intelligent” is where it misses. I think that people who are “Smarter than the Average Bear” know who they are by the time they’re 7 to 10 years old …

[@thomasfisher763]

I like the video and agree with pretty much all of it, but I dont really like the thumbnail. I dont believe being introverted itself is inherently a trait of a smart person I honestly think that image is just being pushed to hold smart people back honestly. I mean, if you're smart you can figure out how to win over people generally and that will probably make you like engaging with people more, the more positive interactions you have. Thats not to say there arent smart people out there that didnt have the best social skills always, especially when young in school and all. It can be an isolating feeling to be so have so many ideas or interests in things most others dont. But I do believe smart people A LOT of the time do actually figure out how to navigate that and be actually even more socially successful. Albeit an anecdotal example, I'll use the valedictorian of my highschool back when I went. She was considered one of the "popular" girls to an extent. Threw all the best parties, friends with all the "popular" kids, yet she had the best grades, very much intelligent when youd talk to her I mean she could remember even little things your into and ask you how thats going and all. Just a social butterfly, very involved in the extra circulars and all that. Point is, she more resembled the left side of the thumbnail, she wasnt a misunderstood person that inst comfortable in groups. Point is, I dont think that is inherent to being smart. In some cases, some smart kids will but even they end up getting better almost always at navigating that. More in general feel like the image of the introvert, going hand in hand with being intelligent, can in some cases make intelligent people feeling this way just be comfortable with their antisocial l behaviour, almost wearing it as a symbol of their intelligence that may even otherwise be very real. I know i said a mouthful lol maybe a little longer than I intended to get the point across. Let me know what you think if you agree or disagree thats just something I've thought about for a while with the whole "awkward kid is always smart" or "introverts are smarter than social people" idea thats floated around. Maybe there are studies that show its more likely, but I think the popularization of introversion, justifed as being a sign of ones intelligence, if taken to the extreme only hurts smart people. Get out there and chat with people they aint that bad! And hey at the end of the day, it aint about what you know, its about who you know. If you cant get to know people, you probably aint gonna make it too far even if you're einstein himself!

[@claydiddy63able]

Need to swap the thumbnails around. The average dope nowadays is glued to their device while the intelligent have self control and are out there on a social level.

[@aldifirmansyah5568]

Informatif

[@Eznid]

A lot of speculative nonsense

[@HUB_4NDR3]

I see my self in alot of this Situation.. also i have adhd but her is the problem i now i different and i also feel smart but i cant use my brain normal sometimes it work but the most of the time it dont do what i want . Also my iq testet with 102 . I dont belief in this number but it stuck in my mind .. i ask my self so much Questionen and i love to talk with smart peopel becouse the topics are why further then by normel peopel .

[@jasonkrick1614]

Intelligence. Whether high medium or low. Is all meaningless unless it is productive and helps mankind progress. I rag on Leonardo da Vinci all the time. He was a good painter. The best? Eh. He literally contributed nothing to better mankind while he was alive. He had an extremely high self opinion of himself and pretty much every large project he did try to execute. Failed miserably. FYI. There is at best only 18% of da Vinci’s original paint left on his Last Supper Tempura Painting. It’s not a fresco. And it started failing horribly within his own life time. Mona Lisa. He was commissioned to paint half smiling lady. Only to never fulfill his contract. He just kept it and adding to it throughout his life. He would be considered a huckster by today’s standards. Wait…how did I go on a date Vinci tangent. Anyway. Smart. Not so smart. Be good and good to your fellow man.

[@ChanseyFanDan]

I think there are other things that are more important than intelligence. Like getting final killcam 360 noscope and everyone in the lobby telling you how cool you are. Talk about validation... I'll never have that experience again. Mostly becuase it never happened in the first place. But I like to dream.

[@leadergeovanni7740]

Damn I almost got all of them until he said takes one time to learn something new. No wonder I didn’t pass my cpa exam :/

[@MrDual100]

You might be intelligent if you: 1. Breathe 2. Eat food 3. Sleep 4. Are human Einstein and DaVinci BOTH did these things during their lives. Therefore, you may be highly intelligent if you also eat, sleep, you are human, and you breathe. Me: hell yeah 😎

[@toshiariola5218]

I have the following # Anxiety : always there is what ifs # Intuitive mind-reading : I didn’t tell my friends about this because they will that I can do that. # restless fidgeting : my legs when I sit always moving and many more #keeping peace : I always think choices of words what to say that will make situation in peace # uncanny recollection : my friends also question me the “how do you remeber that old events” But overall of this I still don’t think I’m intelligent person I’m a slow learner, Bad at schools etc..

[@mesrsmoonywormtailpadfootandpr]

if u have good concentration and memory , you probably are more intelligent then uthink

[@krisg3984]

Being the peace keeper , empathy, grey area thinkers. Fine. But I’d trade that for fast learning

[@jego207]

My ego has never been stroked so much.

[@huskysc7415]

Awesome! Thanks!

[@PeshawariSoul]

I really have lost interest in most of the things because they present nothing challenging to me.

[@sardu55]

Seems like you described an ADHD person, or at least someone well on their way to becoming one. The bottom line to everything isn't really smarts but: energy. However, dumb high energy people eventually are called out and wind up working for Saul the lawyer.

[@giraffewhiskers2045]

I can’t learn something once, but I’ve always usually learned from yt videos

[@rm70x7]

You basically just described a lot of surface ADHD symptoms. 😅

[@JakeInvest]

so if u have anxiety you are a genius, this video was made to make everyone think they are geniuses

[@emmarasyidi4665]

You're describing the INTs (and INFJs) in general.

[@jhumadebnath380]

How to absorb information like a sponge?! I need to be that type of intelligent.

[@PlumDoofy]

Is this accurate? I show almost all of these signs

[@JakeInvest]

this video has things in there that make everyone think they are geniuses, it was made to inspire everyone not just the select few

[@MajorNelson321]

Yeah I was pretty bored with this video

[@sussybaka8669]

then get a better attention span (not trying to fight you)

[@MajorNelson321]

Yeah you should get a sense of humor 😂

[@tats_sacs]

Agh!!! Why are you giving away my secrets? Now, everyone will know!

[@Readuntilyoucantstandit]

I understand what he is saying but there is a lot more to it. I’m intelligent and I think he needs to study people like me.

[@irgendwer44]

I don't understand what you are saying because there is a lot more or less to it. I'm dumb and I feel you need to study -people like- me.

[@RobinHood-f7d]

There are those who are intelligent. There are those who are smart. Then there are those who are wise.

[@DarkRose0523]

I love learning new things. Some think they know everything, I know that there’s endless things I don’t know but want to 😂

[@ALPHONSO_NANOOK]

I hit all twelve 😮

[@chaulachaulaya5259]

I got bored from second sign, I must be highly intelligent here..

[@XX-bn9sf]

Always found it lame when it turned out that inventions were inspired by nature. It just means the inventor didn't have an original thought after all.

[@TruthisclassifiedLiesisnews]

Section 13 , 1a of the goverment finance act ( council tax ) Use this and stop funding the local cartel & its legal todo . Im not smart , im not clever , im just not a goverments fool

[@finished421]

lol ya If there was 4 people and a ball ,, One would go , o , a ball ,, One would go , hey , let’s chase it around, One might go , how do I make one , what could I use it for ,, Then there’s the other ,, They would just see it and feel the need to rip it apart ,,,

[@ayushmaina8372]

Now I can believe Joseph Joestar was an intelligent person.

[@dunamiswihmee]

At work I often say to myself "What am i thinking?" Because I tend to jump alot in my head with many scenarios or plans or future events. So Im always repeating stuff in my head to make sure i dont lose track of my thoughts. It helps set goals and get stuff done. I also avoid talking to people at work because they always wanna talk about something lame Like "Are you ready for the weekend?" what kind of plebian question is that? I see people that they dont wanna be seen as, what i mean is if they are insecure but they pretend they are alpha I can see right through them. Although I cannot bring it up to them because it would destroy their image. I have to be cautious when I subtly bring it up so they can do a little self reflection and maybe correct their selves. I don find it hard to socialize with people who only think about food and partying. And honestly Im glad im not like that but i wonder if they know they are not intelligent...

[@irgendwer44]

You thinking that they are not intelligent, doesn't make you more intelligent. It just makes you arrogant, which is dumb. No offense :) I also thought like that, for a too long time... Additionally they could also think that you are not intelligent. Does that make you dumb? Nope.

[@irgendwer44]

I am also glad that "I'm not like the others" (ever heard of self-protection or overestimated self-image?) but that doesnt make me better or more intelligent than the rest. Honestly I subjectively still think that I am better than most BUT atleast I also know thats objectively not true. Aand not important. :)

[@paulmitchell2916]

2'30'' and I'm still hearing "In this video we're going to..." Nooooooo! see ya.

[@tycondero1647]

Did you know that intelligent people pressed the like and subscribe button. 😂

[@katrinaquick8834]

Intelligent we all are❤

[@elspoocho4637]

nyet

[@Anonymous-wb3nz]

No, not everyone is intelligent.

[@Arobertson73]

*cues to me with drool hanging from my lip*

[@jimarger8533]

One sign I suspect is the ability to communicate concisely, communicate ideas clearly and simply, get to the flipping point.