9 Genuine Signs of Intelligence That People Can’t Fake.

[@mtheonlyone]

1:- you embrace solitude. 2:- you are an expert in sarcasm and can make silly jokes. 3:- you realize how much you dont know. 4:- youre too curious 5:- youre creative 6:- you talk to yourself 7:- youre open minded 8:- youre observant 9:- you are empathetic towards others thank me later!

[@artsyabin8145]

Thank you...

[@pippo1785]

🙏🏼🙏🏼👊🏼

[@bolajiaiyegboyin3579]

You are intelligent already,by your repeating the write up.. with love from nigeria..

[@Z4J3B4NT]

You stole a view from this video... I literally read this comment, commented on it and then went away.

[@Leon-oh3qf]

I can relate to all except that I don't talk to myself

[@DrK-NamDanishly]

"The problem with the world is that the intelligent people are full of doubts while the stupid one are full of confidence". Charles Bukowski.

[@soundtracksofsolitude6915]

Great quote.

[@chosenselectedpicked]

A prudent man forseeth the evil and hides himself but the simple pass on and are punished

[@erniemccracken5509]

Which one are you?

[@i444-b9w]

correction: the intelligent ones voices their doubts and reserve their conclusions and final judgement until they are sure. Once they decide on their conclusions, they stand firm behind their beliefs but most people only hear the doubts and think/take it as the final conclusions

[@DrK-NamDanishly]

@@erniemccracken5509 Meh...

[@baldeagle5297]

“Conversation enriches the understanding, but solitude is the school of genius.” ― Edward Gibbon

[@ranirathi3379]

solitude is where observation into the self is honed, the mother of all wisdom.

[@marymcmahon659]

When I was a little girl I knew I was different from everyone else. My life has always been a struggle. I'm 73 now and after having done a lot of research I've found out that I'm autistic. After all I've been through I still am glad I'm me.

[@daragentry751]

I’m so glad for your reply here! My son is Autistic, and I’ve been commenting to many who have complained that they have felt isolated or have other issues that they should spend some time with Autistic kids and people. We have a great deal to learn by interacting with the neuro-diverse in this world.

[@davidrangel4794]

Keep on keeping on! I’m so glad you are happy with yourself, because there is no reason not to be!

[@janeayre96]

My aunt realized she had ASD at 50. She was diagnosed a couple years later

[@maiaallman4635]

I'm sorry you had a struggle but I am happy you are at peace now.

[@meteoriterecoveryoperation8674]

Me too, I'm also glad I'm me. We're lucky really because we are aware.

[@beckynelson6786]

Intelligence can be difficult because awareness is increased and can be very uncomfortable to live with because you can see things as they really are.

[@maddannafizz]

I agree, and you also feel things more deeply too, like animal abuse for example. Being emotionally intelligent can be very painful . In addition, it becomes intolerable to watch others who are dangerously unintelligent, when it is a powerful stupidity, and harms others P olitical leaders for example.

[@HSP7713]

Agreed

[@ahhwe-any7434]

I hate it when I gotta focus on something but everyone around me is talking. Mainly when im taking a test or studying. I need silence. Complete silence. I dont even want tapping noises. I get easily distracted & start focusing in more about how annoyed I get

[@Anntony]

You only wish everyone else,could see what you see.

[@NaNa-re3wc]

If you truly are seeing things as they really are in reality, there wouldn’t be your own interpretations causing you to feel uncomfortable or distressed. You’d being seeing things simply as they are and not interpreting them as “bad” or “wrong”. They would simply just be.

[@tylerthornton3107]

High intelligence is not fun. It’s isolating and frustrating

[@JessicaA777]

And yet your not alone and your fascinating. Feelings of isolation and frustration can be temporary if you put work into pursuing what pleases you.

[@paige172]

It is. 😭

[@Superunknown190]

As they say, ignorance is bliss.

[@sasukeuchiha-lr5kj]

Everyone thinks I am very intelligent even though I get B grades.....

[@dumisanimakhubu9768]

And people think it is a gift, this shit is a curse you get nothing done you. You want to dissect analysis everything🤦🏿‍♂️🤦🏿‍♂️It is a fucken curse

[@earthangel6503]

You are able to entertain yourself with your own thoughts and imagination I believe, but it is isolating and hard to find like-minded folks. Imo

[@mushfiqahasan2263]

Exactly ,same here.😭.u got me,there pal.i prefer freedom and solitude so much that i barely can stick with a,certain group of friends.cant hang out with friends unless feeling like it.i am completely okay being alone and make my own company enjoyable which many Doesn't understand. Thats why my mom used to think that i cant make ,friends so always,alone.

[@Vergil2122]

Can you imagine? what happens when like minded folk get together it can be a beautiful I've seen it and

[@schwerpunkt7687]

Yes

[@fionagregory9376]

Who needs anyone else? I do not.

[@fionagregory9376]

@@mushfiqahasan2263 who needs friends anyway? They stop you from doing what you want.

[@dflier52]

I have always found highly intelligent people to be interested in many things.

[@jamie49868]

And good at most things they try. God, they piss me off.

[@jamie49868]

@@MsGubins Please do. Everybody's lives are easier when the smarties create. Then we drill them for being successful, while simultaneously enjoying all the benefits?!?

[@jshroud]

@@jamie49868 😂🤣👏🏾👏🏾😂🤣👏🏾👏🏾😂🤣

[@chosenselectedpicked]

Through desire a man having separated himself seeketh and intermediate with all wisdom

[@Chthonic_Elements]

@@chosenselectedpicked Where is this from?

[@boledle]

At the ripe age of 50, after being told my whole life how creative and witty I am, I've concluded I would have been happier to go through life as a simpleton like Forrest Gump

[@billykaye6308]

Very often, creativity and anxiety are twin sisters.

[@timfitz1327]

Yes!!

[@neadster469]

so cool....like mined to say the least...')

[@janetamplin7318]

Forrest is a pure genius.

[@iwannarule97]

I too envy simplicity.

[@TheTerrormisu]

Ignorance is bliss. The more I learn about humanity the more I wish I wasn't as curious.

[@sixkicksfightertricks949]

Ignorance is slavery. It's maddening not knowing the answers to many things and makes me vulnerable. Knowledge is more important than joy.

[@bwsmyhero]

@@sixkicksfightertricks949, we can benefit from both knowledge AND joy, and we can have both.

[@sixkicksfightertricks949]

@@bwsmyhero True. It's just that knowledge usually helps me maintain joy as I improve at problem solving.

[@DrK-NamDanishly]

Trust me, ignorance is very expensive, dangerous and even fatal. Imagine the most significant thing you have in your life being handled by an ignorant person. Imagine having your life depended on an ignorant person for even a split second. 'Nuff said. Hugs ♥️

[@sixkicksfightertricks949]

@@DrK-NamDanishly Indeed. Joy is too vulnerable without superior knowledge.

[@davidmjackson7784]

Average people argue to win. Intelligent people argue to be understood as to why they're right.

[@johnlanders6922]

Very well said.

[@jamesgibson5876]

LoL why do you always have to be right? .. answer .. I don't always have to be right , don't blame me for your always being wrong..

[@DrK-NamDanishly]

Sometimes wise and intelligent people just walk away when they realise that it's a waste of their time to continue to argue to be understood as to why they're right after several attempts. In the end, they are wise and intelligent enough to move on, find their peace and live their lives accepting that if "You believe that 2+2=5" then good for you. ❤️

[@annking1576]

And that's why people find you a pain in the a$$, because you ALWAYS have to be right!! You can't seem to be secure enough in the THOUGHT that you're right. You have to prove it over & over & over &&&&... Intelligent enough to get my drift? My ex didn't either, hence the word EX!

[@DrK-NamDanishly]

@@annking1576 No wonder you have an EX! Congratulations to your ex. He/she dodged a bullet there. Unlike you, saying it once or twice is enough. I hardly hang around people and I could care less what they think of me. Sorry, I forgot to add that I'm not keen on debates, most especially with someone like you with a very lucky EX (bless their soul). Good luck. Bye.

[@kiwi9813]

"..people have believed that the ones who do not talk to others are very intelligent." Welp it's official, I'm a genius. The main theme of my days is avoiding other people as much as possible.

[@hackerspade1223]

Yes bcause of covid

[@tenaciousone4721]

I have told my mom that the pandemic has not changed my life much. I wear a mask and I am diligent about cleaning my bags and packages. But that is it. I am agoraphobic/disabled and it's been a nice break from those who love me constantly trying to get me out of the house. I have used the extra time read and research the inflammation diet that my doctor wants me to follow.

[@charley408]

@@hackerspade1223 no, my life has changed very little because of covid-19.

[@charley408]

Ditto

[@kiwi9813]

@@hackerspade1223 nah just how I've grown to be. The intense amount of energy I feel around other people is more than I've learned to handle as of right now. Also, I am slowly overcoming severe social anxiety. I become hyper aware of every aspect about my body, how I move, sit stand, speak, think, look etc. And constantly reading others and thinking what they're thinking about me. Its really uncomfortable and I get headaches and end up leaving the situation asap.

[@heliotrope3345]

They forgot the most important one: All the really intelligent people are always hiding.

[@c.l.9344]

We lay low.

[@xa06507]

The really intelligent people can't hide 😉. They're trying to isolate but they can't.

[@martinportelance138]

... Especially in these times, yes.

[@c.l.9344]

@@martinportelance138 Agreed, too much craziness! It's best to lay low.

[@damienpeters6758]

I want to be around people yet because people think I like me and some people act on foolish

[@Linkin-2603]

Jim Carrey: “The problem with being so intelligent is that everyone else is stupid”.

[@nightreaper1824]

Jim Carrey hit the nail on the head.

[@andyokus5735]

No, the biggest problem is having to listen to them say" I'm not stupid, I'm smart!" That is just downright painful!!

[@wandasanders4193]

Hehehe

[@smartalek180]

That's Carrey -- knowingly or otherwise -- riffing on a line from Geo Bernard Shaw's "Caesar & Cleopatra:" At one point, the young Cleopatra says to Caesar something to the effect of, "It's not that I'm so smart; it's that everyone else is so stupid." The avg IQ in the world is 100 (the avg IQ in the US is only 98; this explains a LOT, btw, bcs 2 points in IQ is a lot) -- and even 100 isn't all that bright. Doesn't take all that much to be smarter than the average bear.

[@shunderiouscollins758]

@@smartalek180 you kno caese told Mark that my girl is Brilliant,you should get Tutored,Antony said bruh I like that proposal,next thing you kno Cleo and Mark got Alex.H,Cleo.S and PJ running around in Diapers

[@Truth1664]

Sign of intelligence: You don't need anyone to tell you you're intelligent.......you are who you are

[@Armosect]

The dunning-Kruger effect is real however, well in theory. Either way, just ask yourself if your mind overwhelms most others. There is your answer. If you are a walking encyclopedia like myself, then there you have it. No one invites you to the parties, and for good reason. They want to drink, not hear about the 101 concepts I have going on in my mind. Yet I have a heavy preference for talking about those, and hate small talk, so there you go. It is also funny how many people I have been told about are intimidated to talk to me because they don't know how to navigate my mind.

[@Armosect]

It can be annoying because I often enjoy conversation. Just about topics I can really elaborate on and pick apart in great detail. I don't care about sports teams or the latest sports game, but if you want to discuss the physical behind sports, the sports medicine, or something of THAT nature, I am always eager to devour new facts and give some of my own. The exchange is always so rewarding.

[@pulpfiction1123]

That's not always true. I was taught to doubt and despise myself. Took me down some dark years until I met my husband who encouraged me to be confident and make a boundary around who I am and eff the rest of them. I was raised to have waaaaay to much self awareness that it became destructive Much more balanced and it shows in the fruits of my life

[@pulpfiction1123]

@@Armosect same here. 💯 we need to have some parties of our own..im good at that too 🤣

[@ralphrice722]

I think that might fall under wisdom.

[@valeriemcqueen7359]

I loved point number 3 because "Intellectuals" think and act like they already know everything while authentically intelligent people know there's a lot they don't know yet. ❤️

[@PhilJonesIII]

"As your circle of knowledge grows, so does the circumference of ignorance": Einstein.

[@neadster469]

@@PhilJonesIII nice.

[@balevisser42]

I always thought that intellectuals are the Intelligent people in the world. Until I began seeing there ego at play and the way they judge people and animals. Now I see that many intellectuals are competitive minds who don't truly understand consciousness and fight only to win an argument or to have influence or power...

[@Armosect]

@@balevisser42 I always say this. It matters not that your scientist or engineer understands your feelings, but that he designs the things that keep humanity moving forward. I am emotionally tone deaf, but according to what I give off, "intellectual egotistical" people don't like me, because I overwhelm them with the extroversion of my thinking. However, it is the only manner in which I understand the world. My thinking feeds into my intuition. I extrovert my thinking, but have no stake in emotions, which many others I imagine find strange about me.

[@Armosect]

@@balevisser42 intellect, true intellect, makes you an outcast, because your brain is allotted to the concept of thinking and bridging concepts and ideas, and not the area of human emotions.

[@jasonsomers8224]

knowledge vs wisdom vs intelligence, there is a difference.

[@simchalevy6275]

Tell me more

[@jasonsomers8224]

@@simchalevy6275 knowledge is facts you remember or skills you have learned. Wisdom is knowing what to focus on to help you live an ethical, successful, and satisfying life. Intelligence is knowing how to verify and apply your knowledge quickly and effectively. In hindsight, I would add creativity, which is where ideas come from to begin with. If a good idea was a painting, creativity would be the paint. It is the source of the painting. Knowledge would be the brush, you can collect it on the brush and then apply it. Intelligence would be the broad strokes. it forms the basis of the painting. Wisdom would be the details. Without the details the painting is lifeless, but the details take time. Knowledge is how you remember answers to a test or how to do CPR. Creativity is how you come up with the idea to search for a new type of KZbin video or to try having ice cream in your daily cup of coffee. Intelligence is how you know what combination of words will be most effective without needing to think and how you know that studying for a test would improve your grade. Wisdom is how you know that improving your grade by studying is better in the long run than watching KZbin videos and it is how you know that robbing a bank might get you lots of money, but it will probably get you in prison.

[@jasonsomers8224]

@@yabbadabba1975 thanks

[@DrFiero]

Knowledge is knowing that a tomato is a fruit. Wisdom, is knowing that you don't put it in a fruit salad.

[@TorMax9]

Cunning, smart, intelligent, wise, enlightened. The first is sneaky and manipulative, a good way to get people pissed off with you, the second is street smarts, how to avoid unnecessary immediate trouble, how to get along with people and win allies, thinking on your feet, accurately read others' mood and what they are likely to do, judge character, presence of mind, sense of occasion, and acting accordingly, etc., the third is abstract thinking, mathematics, logic, understanding or even creating equations of physics, etc., the fourth is longterm thinking, considering longterm consequences, considering longterm investments and returns, risk/reward, for yourself and your family/group/society, and the fifth is always being aware that everything you think is a provisional model open to revision upon receiving fresh information, that neither you or anyone else has the final, exclusive, complete truth or reality, categories or insights or power. Now to coordinate these five and see through others' bullshit. I've known very intelligent people that were very weak in the other four. I've also known people adept at being cunning who were not very wise or smart or intelligent or enlightened. Be a complete person. Be a good person. Be humble ready to learn, improve, grow. Cheers!

[@thomastoadally]

Always talked out loud to myself. People have laughed, said your going crazy! I said no I just get the best answer!

[@chosenselectedpicked]

In the tongue is the power of life and death and they that love it will eat the fruit thereof

[@USSResolute]

You forgot unhappiness and loneliness. The more intelligent you are, the more difficult it is to find friends and enjoy life.

[@thedativecase9733]

Not always. My father was highly intelligent and had tons of friends. People were drawn to his intelligence and sense of humour.

[@chosenselectedpicked]

Happiness and sadness are both indications of intelligence as a wise person will be in tune with both sides of his nature none can reasonably be Happy all the time and sadness grief and misery often can be a springboard to a greater joy for a similar reason gluttony and starving are neither the best practice for your health and well-being you may fast but not forever and just because you can have a 15th slice of cake doesn't mean you should

[@davidmjackson7784]

Loneliness used properly forges character. Character forges destiny and greatness. I'm OK with that.

[@guarddog318]

If you're intelligent enough, you can be alone without being lonely. I live on a hill in TN, by myself, except for the company of my cat, and the wildlife around my property. I don't get bored, and I don't get lonely. I wouldn't have it any other way.

[@daragentry751]

Intelligence does not cause unhappiness and loneliness. Those things come from somewhere else entirely. If you are unhappy and lonely, AND highly intelligent, you may be able to find your way to a peaceful and pleasant existence. Seek the source of your loneliness and unhappiness at their deepest levels and seek the best ways to address those things. I know that is easier said than done, I’ve been there. But it’s doable. Cheering for you and hoping good thoughts! 😊👍

[@agioni99]

Plato, quoting Socrates, "I know one thing and that is, that I know nothing." I opine, many people are smarter than they know they are. Videos like this should not have anyone believe they are intelligent, or conversely that they are unintelligent. * Believe in yourself. May peace & happiness be upon you. From, Canada.

[@RothBeyondTheGrave]

Indeed. Here lies a great potential for pride or sorrow. Both likely unwarranted.

[@hewlegan]

True

[@shail1985]

The only thing higher than my intelligence is my humility.

[@underwaterpanther]

Bang 🔥

[@xDemonTech]

Exactly 🧠🙏

[@preethithomasbleh]

Nice

[@doloreslehmann8628]

I don't remember who it was that said: "All I need now is a little bit of humility, and I would be perfect."

[@glimros4283]

Agree, its really hard to be Humble when you are the GOAT .. (Greatest Of All Time : )

[@BinaryKiller_Recoded]

I have the following : 1. I am always alone, constantly thinking. Maybe new ways of doing things 3. I am not an expert but actually very good at it, and, I improvise.. 4. Too Curious is just being kind :) 6. All the time, when I am alone or not, with or without friends, family or co-workers 7. I am open minded, not because I have to, but because I need every piece of information to know something for certain 8. Observing everything as I go about my day is what I do, I can sit there, staring blankly into a wall, suddenly know whats behind it 9. Yes, I can care for others... Not just anyone tho, as I need to have an attachment

[@rustycherkas8229]

"Gives me a headache just trying to think down to your level." --Marvin the Paranoid Android, "The Hitchhikers' Guide to the Galaxy"

[@epd3014]

I’m 42

[@rustycherkas8229]

@@epd3014 Four years ago you were 42 (in Base9), and you'll be 42 (Base11) in 2025.. and so on every 4 years through higher bases... T'ain't no big thing...

[@nyimpimthethwa838]

It's fascinating how most people believe they are intelligent, judging by their comments

[@jonahmann]

Including you.

[@nyimpimthethwa838]

@@jonahmann No, not me. I definitely don't meet the criteria.

[@SebbPianoArt]

Most intelligent comment I read so far. We must be the only two stupid ones here.

[@fredeaston3988]

Does it matter? When Joe Biden can get to be president how many smart people can there be?

[@pulpfiction1123]

@@fredeaston3988 🎯 dropping truth bombs 🤣

[@i444-b9w]

they forgot to mention that highly intelligent people tend to be able to BE by /themselves and make themselves happy all by themselves. And they know they are intelligent and they are happy with their intelligence and thankful that they are intelligent

[@LittleKittyCat]

What many people don't realize is that intelligence is a very broad term. In schools we are taught to think about the term intelligence differently from what it really means.

[@haziqi3517]

I think one of the easiest way to know you're highly intelligent person is when nobody reply or like on your comment

[@haziqi3517]

I'm srs

[@SOTM06]

in school intelligence is getting straight As. Not definitoin of intelligence. just of working hard.

[@haziqi3517]

@@SOTM06 The challenge for normal people is they need to worker harder on the comprehension part. Intelligent people only need to memorise but both require hardwork unless you don't have any interest on subject you need to learn then it just fail

[@DeSeannMaye]

Exactly, there’s social intelligence, academic intelligence, emotional intelligence, creative intelligence and so on and so forth

[@scotnick59]

it is meaningless UNLESS our intelligence is APPLIED

[@youtubehatesfreespeech2555]

All intelligence is applied, otherwise you can't measure it. Making money doesn't translate to applying intelligence. You can apply it and still be poor.

[@astrielle446]

Lucky people are born with good intelligence meanwhile my rational skills are low so I have to work harder than gifted "kids" everyday 😶 It's unfair but mostly everything is unfair in life so we need to get on with it

[@GoogleAreEnemyCombatants]

It sounds like you're saying you have to work harder because you're stupid. But being stupid is no excuse for a lack of intelligence.

[@gailcirac8222]

Not necessarily. It can be a personal tool of survival for those who have been rejected by society.

[@numberone51976]

To you, maybe. Different people find different meanings in things. Intelligent people realize this.

[@szithaanu9934]

Number 10: You've only recently heard of tik tok and want nothing to do with it

[@PhilJonesIII]

Or Twitter: The internet version of the public-toilet wall.

[@Delawiz]

The name already is a put off.

[@karenlloyd945]

😂😂😂 so true

[@santoshshrestha369]

Tiktok haters are not intelligent.

[@pulpfiction1123]

💯🤣

[@RealTalkInAmerica]

Side note: that brunette girl at 3:45 is absolutely GORGEOUS 😍

[@huntercollins1310]

The more I know, the less I know. Kept me seeking knowledge all my life

[@mrs.g.9816]

"6. You Talk to Yourself". I always thought it was a sign of old age or loneliness.

[@vtecnegro85]

Self-talk or self-monologue is healthy.

[@airishviscara2326]

Am i intelligent then? I thought I was being crazy😂

[@zeroasphyxia]

@@airishviscara2326 both, actually.

[@thedativecase9733]

No that's what stupid people say. It's not talking to yourself, it's thinking out loud. When you have a lot going on inside your brain some of it spills over.

[@zeroasphyxia]

@@thedativecase9733 that's genius. That's a simple concept but out of the box, i like it.

[@sasa-oq5js]

Sign of genuine intelligence: you're talking to yourself Me: start talking to myself

[@SuperZambia1]

LOL funny. You are your own audience

[@salamandarin8626]

Intelegence....

[@swankyklik2128]

Lol.. cute

[@purnimadas3762]

LoL

[@billc1055]

That homeless lady downtown, she must be a real genius. The problem these days is that you can't tell if the person is Schizy or just talking on their phone.

[@gardenofwords914]

a man who thinks all the time has nothing to think about except thoughts - Alan watts

[@PBXVIILY]

Intelligence is a search for the truth

[@timb4351]

I have disciplined the voices in my head not to interrupt me when I am talking to myself.

[@ianboard3555]

I can't stand the word 'smart' - it almost always refers to someone who shares your beliefs and prejudices.

[@sarahursic1151]

Smart...... phone

[@ritris5165]

Now your a smart man. Lol

[@Feodor1418]

I am christian but I find Sam Harris really smart which makes me annoyed that i have to admit it .

[@supercalifragilemystic9486]

Sounds like you need to be around smarter people.

[@agioni99]

@ Ian Board, very underrated comment.

[@thefactisfactis]

You don't need to have a high IQ in order to be considered highly intelligent. Many highly intelligent people don’t even realise just how smart they really are. Truly intelligent people are flexible in their way of thinking and can adapt easily to change, they think before they speak or act, and they're able to think critically rather than with their emotions.

[@whyareyouexisting7285]

Meow meow meow

[@sabariahaminamin2062]

When you can read the sign Stop Look Go thats intelligent enough!. You reach the other side in one piece......

[@MD-kg1kq]

That's a fantastic answer. Thanks, for making us laugh in a philosophical way. Not everyone is given that.

[@sabariahaminamin2062]

@@MD-kg1kq The pleasure is mine....🤣🤣🤣

[@lefunkable]

😉

[@laurenthomas9344]

Passionately curious about life. I love what-ifs and why’s, and coming up with better ideas and solutions. ❤️

[@patricke.tiffer6130]

Aquarius?

[@laurenthomas9344]

@@patricke.tiffer6130 💯 4:44 right now! 😊

[@patricke.tiffer6130]

Me to I kinda felt that you were u were hard to find ☺️😊I’ve been awaiting patiently your the first woman I’ve encountered that’s Aquarius ♒️ wow 🤩 I’m honored by the way nkw if You tell me to ur left handed as well n yo jr b day is January 22 wow!! I don’t believe in coincidences It was your what ifs etc that got me feeling your vibe frequency n it’s soothingly soothing your radiance shines brilliantly from where I stand I hope I’m empathic Aquarius indigo child 5%of me out there somewhere. My empathic ability told me to message you n say Aquarius ♒️ wow I can’t believe it your my new hero n idol is like to meet one day. Literally ☺️😍🤩they say 2 Aquariuspeople of the opposite sex is the greatest thing since sliced bread n I believe it I’ve never been that fortunate till now or at 444pm I’m in California Los Angeles plese say your in Arizona or Nevada? Or a surrounding state Oregon 🤩📡😇🇵🇷I’m Cuban 6’5 single by any strange chance? I know the odds are astronomical but hey u never know. MAybe ? Thank u for the reply Laura it means the world to me n thank you for taking the time …which is your time …thank u I appreciate that with passion thank it’s the only thing we can’t get back is our time with one Another I say to u again thank u Laura another frequency buzz again ..for me is your hair straight brunette ?? 😚😍🤩

[@laurenthomas9344]

@@patricke.tiffer6130 haha wow you are ridiculous! But I love your energy! I am a happily married woman with a beautiful family. I’m in Illinois! USA 🇺🇸 USA 🇺🇸 No idolizing silly…we are all the same, and no spiritual seeker would ever want that kind of attention. 😉🥰

[@chrisp7110]

Especially the "Talk to yourself" because Einstein talks to himself all the time when he is working on stuff. Sometimes he would get so into it that he doesn't pay attention to anything around him.

[@debramoss2267]

One of the greatest things I was taught is not to worship any book, because books are written by people and every single person gets things wrong.

[@astrielle446]

@Chuck Mos Yes but I used to follow Hinduism but I don't, (unofficially) my parents do follow it but I have never told them that I don't follow it anymore since I don't want to disappoint them, but I feel like religions aren't really true and even if someone tells me "oOh ALLAH / JESUS / KRISHNA JI / OTHERS eXiSts" I just wanna tell them that what we PERCIEVE will not be the exact same to what we do as the OUTPUT. If someone tells you something and you tell it to someone else in your OWN WORDS, the meaning of the message will be ABSOUTELY DIFFERENT. So the same happens with the holy books, and books can easily be edited. if someone tells me that in the Al'Quran (I respect religions although) something was discovered before science discovered it, they are basically a fool because anyone can just write extra things in the Al'Quran to make it come into reality. That's why i am a Agnostic Theist (I don't follow religions but I follow God) because karma has caught me up in many ways and in my hardest times of despair whenever I take the name of God something good happens. It may be coincidence but the number of times it has happened, I think no. I believe God is rather a spirit which is in balance in the elements of the universe so yeah, and I won't tell my parents since I'm a kid and they'll be sad :( I don't want my parents to be disspointed so I'll tell them when I'm way older like 18 years old

[@mygreyhairlife]

So you don't read manuals then say for your car or electronic equipment when it goes wrong. Those books are for a specific purpose to assist you

[@rjh1226]

@Chuck Mos three biographies about the same person will all be different It’s the perspective you have Opinions

[@peterhumphreys9201]

Perhaps that teaching was wrong - after all, a person taught it you, and every single person...

[@maddannafizz]

Yes, this includes the Bible and the Quaran. I agree . Following doggedly, without reason or open minds, is dangerous and unintelligent, in my view.

[@cj1740]

Glad to hear I’m not losing it by talking to myself, I have full conversations with myself and my dog, every day out on our walk. 🐶 I don’t know anyone and don’t have any friends. I find it difficult to make friends, always been a homebody. Find it hard to connect.

[@donaldsmith9621]

I have the same life as you. I talk to my dog and cat all the time. I have full conversations with them. I make myself laugh all the time. I say funny things whether someone's listening or not. Ps. Your dogs probably a better person than most people out there anyway kid 🤗

[@yabbadabba1975]

@@donaldsmith9621 Amen.

[@fredeaston3988]

I talk to my cat but she hates me anyway.

[@donaldsmith9621]

@@fredeaston3988 I have a cat Fred. Never forget cats are dicks. They knock things off of shelves. They will lie around wherever the hell they want with no regard to anyone else. If you don't keep their bathrooms clean they will poop on your pillow. She might really love you but she will never let you know that. She's a jerk.😊

[@MsNickie1001]

@@donaldsmith9621 this is how I know the earth isn’t flat. If it was, cats would have knocked everything off of it.

[@OneEyedLion]

Thank you for this video. I have been talking to myself since I was a child. My mother thought there was something wrong with me but I knew better.

[@karenhumphries9376]

I do get sick of being underestimated though!

[@jarichards99utube]

Bravo, Cool Video. I think you're very RIGHT about this... -cheers

[@KitsuyuutsuR]

I’ve always known I was on the more intelligent side. That being said, I decided to go through high school and most of my life like your average Joe. Life is a lot less complicated when people don’t expect much from you. Honestly, I think people with average or below average intelligence have it easier. They live day to day, doing their best and they seem so much happier. I decided that was what I wanted. When I need to dust the old brain off and pull it out, I do, but I don’t particularly like it. I want happy, not for everyone to know I have a brain.

[@agioni99]

Very profund. Thank you.

[@danarsarkawt2694]

You could have been happy while being intelligent, it's not rocket science you just had to put it in the right place. Your example is like accepting what everyone wants you to be, subconsciously you knew this and decided to live your life just as it is.

[@vivecaalcera8234]

I love being alone... I'm a joker... I'm honest to admit I don't know something... anything... I'm open-minded... observant

[@astrielle446]

Lucky since I don't have some of these skills so i have to practice to get them since I believe if a human can do great things, as a human myself I can do it too.

[@arzoo_singh]

Generally it's considered that Narcissistic are highly intelligent ,I have always challenged this idea . So why they look intelligent? They mastered the art of Manipulation ...they play games with just one option they are centrestage . You may be average Intelligent but you could be highly manipulative and that makes you look very intelligent. No,they just know the art of deceiving,cheating ,playing foul which makes them to win lot of games as in some Boss of some company . But is he very intelligent no he is very shrewd . Now imagine a highly intelligent person learns to be manipulative against manipulators ? He become the Big Boss only issue is his empathic mind would always say no after some point .

[@maddannafizz]

I agree.. My brother is a sociopathic narcissist, and comes off as highly intelligent. And, he is, but for emotional intelligence of which he has none. Also, he has little empathy for others therefore makes seriously poor judgements in regards to people. He is super extra arrogant, and feels grandiose and right about everything he says and does ; this is plain emotional stupidity, but he is good at manipulation and tactical aggression to others. Yet, because of his over the top self approving ego, he is unable to see his wrong doings, and cannot correct his actions, or learn anything new. 🙌.

[@aprilatten]

Thank you !!! Like you read my mind .

[@HSP7713]

As an empath and a sensitive who decided too do exactly what you said and go toe to toe w/ a narcissist....I can say this. The sick part is I became obsessed with beating him at his own game. I've always been absolutely amazing at manipulation and I'm not proud of that at all. My entire purpose of doing this was too break him,toy with his mind. Once a narcissist starts too see someone knows exactly what he is and their better then him at his own games. You can see the changes,sweating in a room full of people,nervous, anxious, can't speak to anyone. He feels like everyone knows he's just a good liar. He's worried that I'll tell people too watch out etc...did I feel bad? Yes,to a point. Being empathic I felt his anxiety and I wanted to RUN very far away. I felt bad for showing him there are people who see right through you. What scared me is that for a minute it felt good too play. I used too listen to everyone and only ask certain questions. I enjoyed play6with minds. I haven't done it in about 10-15yrs that's not who I really am but it felt good too be playing mind chess with ppl everywhere and only he and I knew what was going on. Does that make me a terrible person? I only took a break from being depressed and angry. Unfortunately it was released on the 1st phoney I saw. Yes narcissists are intelligent but as u said only in lying . That's very ugly but I almost understood why they act that way. It got them the material items they wanted. It's all they know and they do believe their more intelligent then anyone around them.

[@juanitavalderaz6883]

@@HSP7713 i appreciate your honesty in telling us that . And how you don't feel proud of it . Some of my family members were like that . Maneupitive . And that's very bad .

[@juanitavalderaz6883]

@@maddannafizz i know what you mean . Some of my family members were like that . My real mother , my half little brother and step father . But my half little brother got all this from them . And they didn't really changed , now my mother and half brother have passed away . My step-dad is still alive, but he's never going to change either . And that's bad .

[@markberryhill2715]

Smart people argue with their teachers. The best teachers I ever had would argue with you. A true sign of their intelligence.

[@numberone51976]

There's people who argue with their teachers just to do so and there's smart people who think it smart to keep to themselves.

[@drawwithpeter6950]

I think the ability to sympathize requires more intelligence than the ability to emphasize. Empathy is predominantly an emotional response, whereas sympathy is a rational and to a lesser extent, emotional response.

[@emmasanchezsoto2474]

Great video. Creativity is the best way of expressing inner feelings, beauty, empathy, and leadership.

[@medexamtoolscom]

Talk about a deepity. How exactly is creativity a pathway to showing empathy? Do you even know what empathy is?

[@SoniaJbrt]

All apply. Guess they were right. I always want to know more, about everything! Some would call it small talk, but being empathetic and curios and love to learn can make this introvert become a babbler😂

[@scottclute8413]

Self control is intelligent..

[@pardonmyparodies9782]

A wise man knows he knows nothing my favorite quote

[@sirenavg5467]

I love being content & can easily entertain myself. “You are the creator of your life”. I talk to myself with my thoughts. I love to sing to raise my vibration & come up with new verses when I don’t know all the words. I love to interact with people but keep it short & only make trips when I need to. I am a smiling happy person. Always friendly & helpful but enjoy my me time being creative, cooking, listening to music, spending time with my kids & gardening 🥰👍 There’s nothing wrong with finding what makes you happy & sticking with it. If that makes me intelligent, great but I’m just enjoying life. Remember to clear your mind, avoid energy vampires, turn off the news & enjoy the beauty in life. Beauty is in the eyes of the beholder! 🥰👍❤️💐

[@bganbesfien]

Many intelligent people work for others, and never happy. Have difficulty restraining their wit.

[@kopitegs]

I was asked to leave school at the earliest possible stage and told I was politely academically challenge. Sadly for me it took over another 10yr to find out ,undand build on the fact I was profoundly dyslexic. Am 50 now and know had it been different I would of been in the top 5% of my school not bottom 1% .

[@deshawnbrown986]

I hate you had to go through that. I'm sure it was frustrating. I've been fighting against this with my my daughters school. It took 4 years but we finally got her ADHD and dyslexic diagnosis.

[@kopitegs]

@@deshawnbrown986 embrace the dyslexia , there some huge gifts that come with it.. wishing you and you young one all the best

[@lucianphotography7240]

So... there is a Dog after all!

[@kopitegs]

@@lucianphotography7240 ?

[@fredeaston3988]

Hating school is a sure sign of intelligence. I for instance am not intelligent.I hated school and yet I still went to college. Too dumb to do anything else, I guess.

[@wishywashyyomayagi6912]

Intelligent people has more wisdom than knowledge.

[@jackfrost2146]

Intelligence comes from within--Knowledge comes from other's research or intelligence.

[@flyingknee23]

@@jackfrost2146 Wisdom cannot be taught

[@katherinemeloan1582]

When number six came up I laughed out loud!!! Sometimes I even answer myself!

[@ralphrice722]

At times I think I have call waiting.

[@mariaabele8081]

This is just the video I was searching for. It's the perfect length for every item, Tipps, brands....and THE WORK that obviously went into this video is just unspeakable. Thank you so much for your effort and the education you provide. Thank you!

[@rahulpisharody93]

Highly Intelligent 🧠 people never doubt their ability to succeed at anything they put their hands on.

[@anthonybertin1574]

Simply being an introvert doesn’t mean your highly intellectual it’s just one aspect of everything. Intelligence can almost not be measured as there so many different perspective on intelligence. So it’s hard to say if your smart or dumb guess just listen to other peoples opinion and if you ever heard more then once from friends or family that tell your smart or clever, then maybe perhaps but not Necessarily being different means your smart. But again what is intelligence really idk

[@buscuitsandtea]

I'm into rd and I hav social anxiety people just freak and tire me out

[@Papi_21]

@@buscuitsandtea social anxiety and introversion aren't the same...

[@buscuitsandtea]

@ unorthodox No I know sorry I don't explain things well when I'm typing I meant to right I have anxiety and I'm introverted first 😑 Srry it prob made no sense and I just noticed I basically failed at what I was trying to say when I checked it today

[@buscuitsandtea]

Wdym? People like me?

[@3897-s4u]

And forget about grammar. Must not play a role. :))

[@MasterTSayge]

People keep telling me I'm intelligent even though I was a kid. Lol, I got them fooled. I play video games, slack off, and hit the beach.

[@JamesRDavenport]

Depending on what school you go to, that might still be a highly intelligent response to force fed repetitious crap.

[@chosenselectedpicked]

The hand of the diligent maketh rich but he that dealeth with a slack hand shall surely come to want. It is better to have people thinking you're a fool whilst you make a good living trust me I've been in your place I've had people call me unfathomablely wise but I couldn't afford a good lunch let alone my own house when you find people flattering you for your intelligence find somewhere else to be I did and now I have a new job making more than I was before and the man who told me I was "unfathomablely wise" got fired from his job the day after he said that Oh and also listen when people advise you that will not only keep you more humble but you will learn from other people's mistakes and might find that the people who never call you smart have a higher opinion of you let what I say sink in and hear me out I know what you said was ment to be funny but my advise is no joke Don't think I am trying to make fun of you I sincerely wish you well and anyone else who reads this take note of this as well

[@allesdurchprobiert]

Enjoy it to the fullest! Cause when school is over in a few years, you'll be in for a big surprise.

[@zazuzazz5419]

Dude, sounds like you’re a disciple of “Jeff Spicolliism.” 🌊 🏄‍♂️

[@clevertaco328]

You just eerily described me in detail. I never thought of myself as that smart though. Just thought it was commonsense all this time.

[@Twofrogs2]

Wow, according to this, I'm a frickin' genius!

[@debbierussell7775]

"...You embrace solitude..." and never clean your glasses...

[@xanvong1501]

If you like to be alone obviously you designated to talk to yourself !

[@jeffdalrymple1634]

Throughout school I was told my social workers, teachers, guidance counselors and my asshole parents that I had a learning disability and I would amount to nothing. I went to apply for disability for my learning disability. I took a neuropsychology evaluation, my I.Q. was above average and that I won't qualify for disability.

[@numberone51976]

Is that a good thing or a bad thing?

[@jeffdalrymple1634]

@@numberone51976 the point I was making was nearly all throughout my school career I was told by teachers and by my parents I was not smart and didn't have brains. The mistake I made was I actually believed them for 20 some years and I brought me down.

[@numberone51976]

@@jeffdalrymple1634 Kids are naturally gullible. Don't blame yourself too much.

[@jacobisraelmwila4114]

I was talking to myself while watching then boom he says, you talk out loud 😂😂

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[@jamesmitchell9872]

You can tell some people have egos about their own intelligence...they get offended by other smart people. Smart people don't take anything away from another person...smart people are not offended by another man's brain power.

[@chrissheppard8123]

common sense and logic to seem to be quite rare !!

[@covahsmusicvault8953]

Those that don't fathom the rarity in logical thinking or common sense are who suffocate me. I'm told those qualities will be the death of me. In my teen years it was a given, traits that we enhanced ourselves through trial/error because we didn't have hours of video to watch someone else do the failing for us. I truly miss the '80's.

[@valen7353]

I wish i were just like the others. Be different is very lonely

[@SixHexSix]

Damn, if you were intelligent you would embrace your solitude.

[@valen7353]

@@SixHexSix Yes, I love being alone with myself and I always prefer not to go out. But intelligent or not, we are human, we need people. We need to love and be loved.

[@ewanderer7233]

@@valen7353 Well spoken Valen, this is very true.

[@LittleKittyCat]

No, that's not always the case...

[@sasukeuchiha-lr5kj]

@@SixHexSix there are times when you feel like it, maybe he is going through that phase, I felt it too but I am grateful for being me

[@soulsilver8]

I don't read books. And I certainly don't ask people for answers. Google has changed the game for smart people.

[@soulsilver8]

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Pure honey line injections of KZbin satisfies my needs. **** the jungle. My intuition speaks of its physical hardships. My empathy satisfies the imagination without going anywhere. Mostly. Love light open roads. Sorry for the late reply

[@jose000]

@@OutragedPufferfish 😂

[@godd226]

The research we read on google were undertaken by other people. It's the same thing, just digitized.

[@Apolline3285]

@@OutragedPufferfish yes, or Snowbunny, not bad either

[@hobiscamera2870]

Believe me I like learning and is always curious but I'm so damn lazyyyy

[@gailcirac8222]

It's a gift😁😁😁😁 I've actually spent minutes in my kitchen thinking how I can do something without turning around and taking two whole steps 😃😃😃

[@jannawalters232]

I struggle with that really bad, if I don't like to do a certain thing.

[@fredeaston3988]

You must have figured out that you can never know everything.

[@leoncekalisa8160]

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[@chosenselectedpicked]

Look at my reply to Master T sayge above this it applies to this as well

[@oceangleam800]

Human beings are created to be versatile. Family and social programming combined with fear destroy intelligence. No one can stop the spirit of warrior. Intention rules the world. The one is never defeated unless surrenders or dies.

[@Luna-nw7gl]

All i know is that having friends would be really nice. Loneliness can be in part because people get bored with me,they don't know how to talk ,my facial gesture might comunicate i'm mad/upset/bad person. And also because i don't know how to approach to them, do my best...always try to be social but always fail. Put my self into very stresing Situations just to be among people, 'share' and stuff. Stresfull aituations are: be in a place that causes me extreme anxiety, too noisy, people smoking (oh my eyes), feel cold or pain, be too tired (since those situations demand too much energy,attention, concentration and alert). I really want a friend :( . Many people talk to me for a while and then i guess they get tired of me,they have told truth in front of me and then a lie immediately to skip any chance of meeting. It all makes me doubt of me, am I the cause of it? According Psychologie YES and NO. Loneliness is good sometimes but extreme loneliness drives me nuts, puts me down, it's an open wound inside of me.

[@juanitavalderaz6883]

DON'T worry about it to much . I'M sure soon you will find good friends . But you also have to watch out for people not to take advantage of you . Just be true to yourself . Good luck .

[@Luna-nw7gl]

Thank you Juanita, will do it

[@juanitavalderaz6883]

Your welcome .

[@kingpatty4628]

signs of intelligence: *you talk to yourself* me: *nervously talking to myself during math test whether I should calculate 10+2=12 on my calculator just to be sure.*

[@extra2ab]

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[@kmv5921]

lmao that's me

[@hohrhamikaiolaf464]

Who is here because a teacher once called you 'special' and know you try to be optimistic.

[@jimhopei3902]

Over 5teachers mahn😂😂

[@timsmith7351]

I get looks and questions when I talk to myself. Hell, I needed expert advice

[@warrenwilson4818]

Loved it! I am somewhat intelligent, but long ago I realized that more intelligent people than I had several traits in common. They could play chess, they could play the piano, they were able to concentrate.

[@nukustudio6882]

Wow, by your definition, I am intelligent. Creativity is something I have to look at. I am 68 years African wowan, retired Psychologist and have jyst started to learn quantum physics. It feels very sexy.

[@Armosect]

I question number 9. I carry a disconnect when it comes to the emotions of others, as that is not a realm I am involved in. More, by empathy, I would say I use my thinking processes, and connect with the concept of something. That allows me to relate to anyone on areas of thought. However, I by way of empathy, care what others think, not what they feel.

[@SebbPianoArt]

That looks more like intellectual than intelligent.

[@Armosect]

@@SebbPianoArt in my experience, it actually seems more, we train our minds to do certain things. Believe it or not, humans often allot more space in their brains to certain things based upon how they train their brains. Like how a cab driver's brain a lots more space to the memorization of directions. Growing up I spent hours in the library reading non-fiction books. I never cared for the social sphere. As such, I had a disconnect from people. I always preferred absorbing facts and intuiting off of them.

[@Armosect]

@@SebbPianoArt If you met me in real life, I am told I am a walking encyclopedia, and I absorb knowledge like a sponge when I find it relevant. However, with human emotions, I am tone deaf. Now, when you evaluate my words, remember, you do not require a scientist or engineer to be good with people, just good with the information and the ability to investigate and draw conclusions. I am fantastic at piecing together seemingly random pieces of information, and can connect many things I hear with other things, as my default way of navigating the world.

[@chosenselectedpicked]

You question number 9 on the basis of your own personal thought process that is basically saying that you think you are smart and if their indicators do not match your way of doing things then they must be wrong however as dealing with things intellectually rather than emotionally reduces the cognitive bias of your decisions this may serve well in some areas however the importance of knowing the emotional stand point of others around you is not to be understated by and by the one who knows people will out pace the one who knows books but the person who is able to integrate their knowledge of people and all other forms of knowledge may truly be called wise also please don't think that this means that I have a bad opinion of you as this is intended to help you be more aware of how you sound in the future to get your point across better next time you should instead of saying that you think the information is incorrect based on what you have experienced be more subtle and say that you wish to add to the information some things that may make it more complete adding your point of view and not negating the former for as a diamond has many facets and is considered beautiful so is knowledge when peered at from many different angles

[@Armosect]

@@chosenselectedpicked I said I questioned number 9. I didn't say it was wrong. However, I don't register the emotions of other people very well at all. I am actually a rather cold person. However, in my experience, the understanding of others emotions, while a useful tool for some, is not something I have ever found to be relevant by way of intelligence. By this I mean, many of the worlds most intelligent people we see having discussions, seem to focus heavily on cognitive thought, and NOT emotions.

[@grantl1569]

I stopped trying to make jokes because it just makes people mad when they have to think about something. Also, most americans don't understand dry humor or irony.

[@M3l_0N666]

I frankly don't know how anyone can even live amongst such morons. The sound of that poor flat English already has me annoyed.

[@DrK-NamDanishly]

... humour? Let's blame that damn spell check. Look at what it made you do. 🤣

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Obviously you haven't met our Mikey :)

[@richschell4835]

A book studying Calvin said to Hobbes: "Knowledge leads to complexities and shades of grey... ultimately paralyzed" Then he tosses the book over his shoulder and says: "Being a man if action, I can't avoid that risk." Ha!

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[@alanklajnsek4400]

We have a saying in our country... Probably all intelligent people see the same social patterns of behaviour in different cultures throughut the ages of humanity... It goes like this ( hope I translate it well into English ): "The smart one always steps aside in an argue ( with an average person I suppose ), and so the average always wins an argue and therefore RULEs the world."

[@allesdurchprobiert]

We have a similar one in Germany! Humans are the same everywhere in every century it seems.

[@rick3747]

Just think, without Nikola Tesla there would be no grid, no computers, no YT. Be thankful for Dr Tesla!

[@VergilArcanis]

High Generally intelligent vs high specially intelligent function different ways. Generally intelligent can cover a wide variety of fields, and can be the jack of all trades sort of deal. The high Specially intelligent become experts in a narrower scope of fields, and can end up unrivalled in those fields, but are not as useful in other field.

[@whyareyouexisting7285]

Jack of all trades mistress/master of one

[@kybeans]

this can actually be psychologically explained using Carl Jung's jungian functions; Ne and Ni. Ne fits the first description while Ni fits the latter. People who use Ne more tend to be the 'jack of all trades, master of none', whereas Ni users tend to have a narrower scope of interests where all interest is focused on. i hope im right

[@whyareyouexisting7285]

@@kybeans what about jack of all mistress/master of one?

[@seanoneil277]

Not really. "High specially intelligent," as you use it? Denotes what I'd call "a grinder" -- someone who works their arse off to become an "expert" by sheer grit and determination and endless hours of study, mostly for memorization purposes and not for idea cross-pollination, to ultimately achieve what he thinks is Expert Status. Not truly intelligent, but willing to do the work that will enable him to be mistaken for such. Commonly such people had near-perfect or perfect GPAs in high school and college, but if asked to talk about ideas, they're limited to regurgitating factoids they memorized, and they don't really have intellectual fluidity.

[@VergilArcanis]

@@seanoneil277 i was more referring to Savants driven by Autism. It can be unparalleled, but at a cost. For example, Sometimes HVAC tradesmen are merely parts changers, not problem solvers. Knowing an air conditioning unit to a point one can feel the source of the problem before it can be verbally articulated is in that realm of specialized intelligence. The cost of which is knowing the engineers with fancy degrees are not designing them to last anymore, and having to try and fight the design itself, having learned enough about the limitations of the metallurgy and refrigerant properties to know some current designs do not last.

[@RR-ho5ek]

This is the best sum up of intelligence I have seen. Some of these points I have tried to explain to people almost word for word. My problem is I can't find a job because nobody knows how smart I am, and if you try to explain they will think you are bragging. Also the point in other comments, you can't have a meaningful conversation with anybody. Kids in school today are learning nothing of use, and they think they are smart. The problem is that they are the ones rewarded.

[@MainelyLove]

Perhaps it is just my POV but while job hunting years ago I decided the companies I got inverviews with didn't really want employees with higher intelligence unless he/she knew it had to be used to serve the company. Sometimes I think the interviewer felt threatened by me, wondering if I was a promotion climber and would try to get his/her job.

[@lanierogers3315]

I have never felt intelligent but I knew I wasn't stupid. I have many tell me I'm wise, but I brushed it off as I just could see a situation for what it was. This was a cool video. I'm definitely going to look into things a little bit more. Very interesting stuff.

[@iTubeG]

That’s the most accurate video about ‘intelligent people’ I’ve seen. I’m 146(iQ) & I related to every point *Advantage or Disadvantage ? Able to think ahead & predict what will happen.:🏄‍♂️))).1.1. ? ?

[@momcat2223]

Being intelligent can be lonely unless you find an intellectually equal soulmate, which I was lucky enough to do. We both understand the other's need for solitude and have a daily ritual of eating our evening meal together, then teaming up against a computer to play Scrabble. Our vocabularies and esoteric jokes make other people side-eye us, but we genuinely don't care.

[@Neihoithem4]

I've most of the signs but still I would not consider myself intelligent 🌝

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[@comorbiddisorder]

I am literally all of those things... I love doing things alone and can go on an entire internet adventure just from a single thought popping into my head, I make jokes and sarcastic comments pretty much every time I talk to my someone I'm close with, I know what I don't know and always try to look for way to learn what I don't know or what I need to know before knowing something else, I'm always curious about the world around me, from the simplicities (or complexities) of everyday life to the entire microscopic world our eyes can't see, I constantly talk to myself when I'm alone or always have full conversations or drawn out thoughts in my head, I would say I'm creative but don't know exactly what I'm creative with or at, I'd say I'm pretty open minded and try not to judge people unless I know more about them but there are times where I hear the name or description of something and just say "nope", I'm very observant unless I'm mindlessly going through the day, I notice things some people don't whether it be the intricacies in a piece of music I listen to or how even if I shut my door all the way, my uncle has the TV in the living room so loud that I can notice everytime the sound of the living room TV overpowers the sound of my TV, I try to be empathetic towards others because I don't know who they are or what they had to deal with that day, it can be hard though since I struggle with my own emotions (or lack thereof) from time to time.

[@JezaLoki]

When asking for dating advice I’m often told to just be confident. It irked me because most so-called confident people are putting up a big act to disguise their incompetence. I’m more comfortable remaining open minded about the possibilities and allowing my thoughts to go as deep as the momentum takes it. Of course, this is viewed by many as a lack of confidence and puts most women off.

[@maryannbolobanic9801]

Unbelievable memory... If you possess that. U have it made Strong retention powers!!❤ Curious Vivid imagination!!!!

[@naturalwalker5407]

I'm a vegetarian,the Torah speaks of how to eat like Yaweh. I are empathy to animals. I don't like guns greed and other detestable things Western world do

[@JenHope118]

I learn by reading out loud during school days.

[@julianaylor4351]

I do number six all the time. I think people in the street, think I'm on the phone. 😆 Artist with an IQ of 142, and the life experience of being sixty years old. If I'm really interested in a book, I will read all the time over a few days, until I've finished it. ❤️

[@francisco5434]

A single-minded focus is another common trait. It can be a gift or a curse for those who get it. But, it can lead to great accomplishments. These people tend to be the "doers" who see things through to completion. When combined with a creative nature, it often shows up in entrepreneurs, captains of industry, and financial giants.

[@julianaylor4351]

@@francisco5434 If I hadn't been struck down with severe arthritis in my thirties, I would be a manager of some sort by now. However, I know I have more control over my life and household, than most people do, because I've had to overcome petty corruption from a government department, I have had dealings with over the past few years. I'm in the process of reversing a wrong they have done to me. Also two people I encountered during that time, got what was coming to them, because my complains exposed their illegal activities. That takes not just knowledge, mine being old fashioned admin skills and very good English ( both fraudsters had poor admin skills and poor language use ), but will power and the ability to argue a case. Anyway in doing so, I help other victims out.

[@francisco5434]

@@julianaylor4351 Overcoming government corruption takes determination and tenacity. Nice to hear you won and justice prevailed.

[@rahulpisharody93]

Highly Intelligent 🧠 people are really well connected spiritually.

[@chosenselectedpicked]

Yes correct some of your brain is working because that is basically the truth 👌👏👍💯

[@carolferguson19]

I didn't want this to end. So right and fun.

[@LordLF111]

After reaching intelligence, i stopped overthinking, now its all quick lightening speed instinctive thinking and spot resolutions. I have answers to the unknown questions, i can read any human past present future, i can see the invisible from knowledge and make decisions understanding the micro chemistry of the decisions. Emotional also i am intelligent and overall too, there is a disconnection from lower emotions and intelligence, now problem is mind is forcing itself to reach more intelligence everyday and showing me ways to do it, the whole process from start to end is the process of psychology where emotions, events, situations, feelings play a major role in unlocking intelligence bit by bit, now my mind is after understanding the complex chemistry of nature and human mind that makes the reality in order to learn to predict future, which is next level intelligence. Most important energy i felt that fuels intelligence is sexual energy, the more it is the higher the intelligence. But i also saw that reaching intelligence beyond normal human reality makes a person capable to do anything without getting caught, and high chance if that person has weak character then his intelligence will surely become dark and evil, and he will not believe in right or wrong, and will become a symbolic demon