13 Signs of a Secretly Brilliant Person

[@ballybunion9]

1. natural explorer 2. problem solving with self instruction 3. unexpected complexity 4. unconscious humility 5. early reading ability 6. giving less than your best 7. enjoying your solitude 8. complex comedy 9. identifying your weaknesses 10. powerful memory 11. resistant to boredom 12. twelve impenetrable concentration 13. continuous experimentation

[@kiranvarghesevinu8176]

We need more heroes like you in this world

[@patricemartinez9535]

thank you, you saved me 11 minutes of my life.

[@The-illuminated]

"We dont need another heeeerooo!"

[@Baba_Yaga_123]

Thank you 🙏

[@lk1286]

thank you. you saved my time bally

[@videomonksofficial]

*"The measure of intelligence is the ability to change."* -Albert Einstien

[@corchef007]

The measure of intelligence is observation. Trough observation comes analyzation. Like I said is a curse and a blessing that is the reason must of the brilliant people kill themselves or turns crazy.

[@austintarigon1783]

Randall C Can’t be that intelligent if you’re still that invested in politics.

[@spiralsun1]

Absolutely agree. Key to everything.

[@mookamoka3]

The measure of intelligence is a lot of different things guys... Look up how an IQ test works if you want to know how the measure of intelligence is broken up. These guys may seem like they know everything, but they're making short step by step videos after like a day of research. Nothing here is worth taking seriously except the early reading levels and finding all tasks to be simple.

[@dani6ist]

Not only

[@gracemorganspeaks]

Whoever is reading this keep a positive mindset no matter how bad things are in your life. Don't give into negative people. Focus on your goals, dreams and vision. Peace

[@indridcold8433]

Negative people can never harm me again. I have nobody in my life. With nobody in my life, I may have no friends, no aquaintences, no coworkers, nor a girlfriend, but more importantly, no enemies, nobody that hates me, no troublemakers.

[@nicoles8991]

@@indridcold8433 😔😥💖🙏

[@ritablankson9378]

oky dear

[@Manuel-gu9ls]

I've seen you from other channels before.....

[@DB0116]

Thanks for that.💕

[@tonyrappa4611]

Your a genius if you realize you really dont know anything and you need to work on that at all times

[@pvn2474]

I know everything. I am intelligence itself. Does that make me stupid?

[@zaprunes9986]

Thanks Socrates

[@goddessofthemoontarot6934]

pvn2474 LOL

[@rongooden6545]

Randall C Your 2nd sentence is incorrect grammar and a comma-splice. After “yes,” you were supposed to use a preposition to make it a complete sentence. You’re supposed to use commas only when the portion after the comma is not a complete sentence that’s also preceded by a preposition or if that portion was a complete sentence. So it should be - “And yes, ‘after’ getting my PhD , I realized ‘that’ I know..” - You’re not as smart as you think you are, so stop trying to correct people on their wording in comment sections..

[@bryanricketts8637]

U. R. Sofa. King. We. Tod. Did

[@yruhatin100]

Truly brilliant people are surprisingly humble. I think I've said enough.

[@svpdroid7387]

Corollary... the rest of us are un-surprisingly humble. Or something like that.

[@brennadickinson3562]

That's because we know that we don't know. Being brilliant can be a social handicap.

[@BlackPhoenix777]

I would just like to send out a great big thank you for posting this video. I'm a middle-aged lady who gets constantly berated for having these attributes. Someone very close to me, just today tried to belittle me about not having enough friends. Needless to say, I gave myself the permission to be released from that persons expectations, and subsequently excused myself from their presence. Not everyone should be the same. What makes the world a beautiful place, is all of our unique qualities and differences. Conformity is not always classy. Be true to yourself, and Do you.💯😇💯✌💯

[@aslaughter4215]

Did you know if you check the comment section often, you are most likely a brilliant person

[@veraagustin5078]

A Slaughter i mostly have to listen the video twice cause to busy checking on comments section lol

[@ebbyc1817]

Ahahahahaha

[@88wins]

Scientists have proven this fact in a 2004 study.

[@rmckelvy15]

😂yep that about sums it up

[@peterwade9135]

Journey your reply was hilarious 😂 Aussie guy

[@111Phoenix777]

It's confirmed, my cat is the brains in the family.

[@louiseevans5752]

CUTE FUNNY & TRUE LOL.

[@dailywisdomwordsshirleysat4005]

My husband is the most unique kind of intelligent person. He lost his ability to read when he suffered a brain injury as a child, so he’s functionally illiterate. But in all the other areas aptitude, he’s really smart and creative beyond any book learning that I have acquired. He can fix any small gadgets, Jerry-rig his own original small gadgets and has a crazy, warped sense of humor that keeps me laughing and smiling all day long. And he’s also a pool shark who could easily hustle even the smartest banker out of them all out of his money. Me, I good with the books, and I figure that with his mechanical skill and my book learning, we can take on the whole world, and I love him so much.♥️😂

[@suzukispider]

pff, you got a sister?

[@missmiss44447]

Aww 🥰

[@adamcylee]

無敵於天下

[@darris3957]

i swear i've always thought i was crazy doing everything that this video is talking about.... now i know i'm a genius

[@laurabarber6697]

It's understandable to feel like you were going crazy especially if you're surrounded by people that do not think like you! Find better friends and places to work :-)

[@darris3957]

Frank Hernandez i wasn't trying to brag i was just tryna to be funny😂

[@Tinyfurball]

Nah, you're just black.

[@hajo136]

@@Tinyfurball okay●

[@ChaNnArD-mD]

@@Tinyfurball George Washington Carver.

[@zamboniclean]

"Darn, I guess I'm not that smart"... says no one who watched this

[@mtpatton1846]

😀👏

[@alaskachick7315]

This is a good example of #8. Great job!

[@1111Annie]

😆🤭

[@BlackPhoenix777]

LMAO so funny😅.

[@franziez]

I know I'm smart but I call myself dumb to fight the narcissistic factor witch makes me think I'm smarter than I am

[@homoerotic85]

So feel like I'm so weird, when I was a kid my parents had me tested because they thought I may be "slow" but ends up I'm almost a few points from being a genius but I do have ADHD. If I'm not interested in something like school I do horrible (except when I had teachers I really liked then I did great) but if it's something I'm interested in I know everything about it... Another weird thing is I feel like I'm a slow learner it's like I have to understand everything their is to it, like why does each thing do what it does. That makes me feel not very smart, but I just tell myself it will pay off in the long term. Other people say I'm a fast learner, so it may just be me knowing I don't know everything about the subject. Anyone else feel like that?

[@88wins]

Eric Johnson I do! I didn’t do well in school either and thought I was stupid, I was ALWAYS the last to turn my tests in as I watched everybody get finished before me..... I was always one of the highest test scores though 😅.... Bad grades but high test scores

[@88wins]

Eric Johnson I also have ADD (minus the hyper) .... I’m prescribed adderall, you’re not stupid and you’re not alone 💗

[@homoerotic85]

@@88wins Good to know :-) Do you know what your Briggs-Myers personally type is? I am an INFJ. Not everyone knows about it, but I think they are like 14 different ones if I remember correctly. If you haven't heard of it you should so take the test online to find out. It's a ~wow~ moment when you get your result and it tells you everything about yourself! Lol

[@rezopolis]

Hmmm... ... ... well, honestly? I used to relate with some elements of your comment, but if you allow me - let me share with you a concept/feeling/idea that "set me free": no one is for real. Simple as that. By "for real" i mean "no one is serious about anything". Not because they don't want to but simply because no one absolutely NO ONE holds a VAST amount of information on the majority of the interconnected matrix of areas of expertise that we may find in everyday life. Got it? Every little sentence; Every little idea; Every little "opinion"... if it were put to scrutiny - would probably display a gross lack of information, and thus: not more than a haste assumption, probably inaccurate. ... let me be more specific here with an example: "How are you?" You may answer "I'm fine" "Really? Do you hold the necessary amount of data on Human Psychology to say that your current situation could probabilistically be labeled as fine? I don't think so." See how annoying things can get if we are restrict with what is Good/Bad, Right/Wrong etc... ? Gastronomy Politics Social Dynamics Physics Chemistry Biogenetics Medicine Psychology Molecular biology Engineering Molecular Engineering Entrepreneurship Psychiatry Mathematics Algebra Neuroscience Metallurgy... and the list goes on and on and on and on... ... each one of these subjects could take your LIFE of dedication to fully comprehend it. Ok, let's say that you really are a genius in the true sense of the word - you could still dominate 5 or 8 different fields of expertise... but would completely ignore HUNDREDS or others. ... and not only that... ... also, EVEN when we know the true facts about something, your body is an automatized system that always AUTOMATICALLY searches for its own chemical balance - and by this, is mandatorily twisting and adapting the meaning of the data that comes into contact with (cognitive biases influences that). So what do we got, in the end? A person who knows 3% or less of the available information on the planet, behaving for personal interests (pride and self-image management) trying to project his/her own incomplete/inaccurate thoughts about things that they do not know onto others. Mr. Eric... no one is serious. No one is for real - not even me, right now. So when you say to me that you think you are a slow learner bcos ppl said X or Y to you... well man, they damaged your self-image thru repetition, sorry for that. Sorry to say but you are also not a genius... You're not ugly, You're not tall You're probably not dumb You are not anything you did not accept to be. ... and even when you accept a label - chances are that if we are restrict on how to verify the authenticity of it - it would turn out to be wrongly labeled. ... Eric - you are YOU. Nothing else. Sadly you and me we are products of our environment - colors, people, objects, sentences, dreams... everything shaped us into what we are now... but there is nothing nothing ...that prevents us from changing ANYTHING about us at any moment but ourselves. Well I can still keep up with the comment, but it's already quite long and I believe I made my point. That's my massage to you, man. I accepted by heart what I've said here, and today I consider myself completely free and indifferent towards external judgment - _everyone knows nothing about everything._ So be free my friend, we are all unique we all have this only chance to do with our existence whatever we feel like into it. Just be proud of what you are (if you want) and aim towards your goals knowing that you are the most important person in the planet. Hugs from Brazil!

[@JamesSmith-jq2jc]

@@rezopolis Excellent comment you wrote. I'm at a point in life I think that to be brilliant is to not buy into this system of things. To be successful also can have many meanings to many people. I think as we destroy our environment by so called progress, we're proving society, especially those we've allowed to control and condition us as to what these things are, we're fools, fooling ourselves.

[@mariankeller5852]

My middle son fits into every description...when he was 3 he made his own to scale models from cardboard...I had him evaluated in 5th grade .. he had a genius IQ and the knowledge and vocabulary of a college freshman..he invented a smokeless camp stove that he sells online..he is extremely artistic and imaginative..he home schools his 5 year old who takes after him..he constantly researches information..and has many interests..I told him I'd read where children inherited their intelligence from their mother..he found the information delightful...

[@Kouangs_Productions]

Most important is willing to challenge yourself and grow as a person. I used to not like learning but as I got older and wiser, I constantly want to grow my knowledge and do everything I learned from school. I take notes for almost everything and constantly want to be challenge and be uncomfortable. I became willing to take risks and expand what I know. I love hearing and learning different prospective of things.

[@bellhooks9061]

I love happy videos like this. I kept shouting "yesss!" every time something I do was mentioned lol

[@starvoyager7313]

I talk 2 myself all the time. The one thing I don't do is tell myself jokes, cuz I already know the punch line ☝️🤣

[@louiseevans5752]

@abcd3625 U MISSED HER/HIS POINT COMPLETELY !!!

[@louiseevans5752]

I TALK 2 MYSELF TO GET AN INTELLIGENT ANSWER !!!

[@BlackPhoenix777]

OMG that's just silly. 😊 Too funny.

[@mikementzer9292]

I walk alone with my dog all day.... I must be a genius... I'd better click!

[@arvindnair3406]

Video : Signs if you are intelligent 7 billion people on earth : Thats soo me!!

[@mookamoka3]

Halfway through I realized this video is an ego stroker... half of these are hand picked and reworded to fit the channel's audience.

[@yelezi7950]

@@mookamoka3 How?

[@mookamoka3]

@@yelezi7950 I don’t wanna rewatch the vid but I’ll give you the one obvious example that I remember; That enjoying being alone is some kind of predictor of intelligence.. Not only is that half the world, but basically everyone watching these videos are on the high end of the introversion spectrum. They’re all about teaching you how to act around people. EDIT: I don’t remember which, but I think there were only two of these that I actually considered accurate. The rest is nonsense that fits a whole bunch of people

[@onceuponatimeoninternet9110]

Hahahha they expected that they are...ahha

[@ambercatlett9881]

@@mookamoka3 What if we do it just because we enjoy questioning things uninterrupted, and isn't the internet all about putting yourself out there so others can see. At least the socializing aspect of it, such as youtube? I guess the why is more important. Isn't it? There are a lot of different factors that affect social behavior. I would think the psychologist probably anticipated this?

[@shonsimpkins3915]

Geez... You make me feel so much better about myself. I thought I was broken. Turns out I'm special in a positive way 😂👍🏿

[@uucea]

Me before this video: "I wonder how smart I am ?" After this video: I'm smarter than Einstein

[@cje4733]

Than you weren't paying attention!

[@patriciafaithfull6360]

omgosh me too!!! haha

[@stephenc2481]

I won't be as smart. talking to myself is the least of things I want to do....

[@michaelleblanc7283]

" You may have noticed that the less I know about a subject, the more confidence I have, and the more new light I threw on it. " "Mark Twain'

[@leftyturquoise3675]

I must be smart, because I think I'm a friggin' idiot!

[@carltonwalton9819]

Lmao 😂

[@alejandrodavidbolanos82]

I'm really thankful for all of your time and effort explaining these elements of a Brilliant Person.

[@mirisparkleslikewhoa]

Number 3 resonates with me the most. I always try to rush myself when I speak, and feel like I take too long to answer a question. Hey!

[@thecompoundelevation]

1. Passionate about learning new things 🤩 because it's fun 👍💕 yeah 🌟🌟🌟 2. self-talk 😂😂😂👍💕 to self-instruction , yes 👍💕 a marker of brilliance. 3. Cosmic dancing solving thinking 😂👍 4. unconscious humility : no show of smartness early 5. reading ability - wow that's amazing! 6. Giving less than their best 7. Enjoying solitude 💕🙏💕 8. Complex comedy with adapted jokes to surrounding level 9. Self improving 10. Powerful memory 11. Never bored👍💕🎶 12. Impenetrable concentration 🤩 13. Continuous experimentation with natural creativity, wrong is a progress , yes 👍💕 top greatly done video 👏🎶

[@dayanaralopez-cordova556]

Isn't talking "to yourself" just thinking out loud? That's how I've always seen it.. 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@thedativecase9733]

Yes. That old line about talking to oneself being the first sign of madness really refers to those poor unfortunates who walk down the street having a private argument with themselves. That is a sign of serious mental illness. Merely thinking out loud, I find, is generally a sign of higher intelligence.

[@k.a.4595]

As long as you know you are talking to yourself you are fine.

[@notyoma8773]

It helps me remember alphanumeric combinations.

[@Tinyfurball]

Yes, and when I do it and get heard by others. I snap at them right back. "Yeah, I talk to myself, what of it?" They walk off. 😂

[@hharvv4245]

@@Tinyfurball try maybe a different approach lmao

[@catherinedetrizio7312]

yes I am brilliant and so proud of myself for that! I look forward to spending the months I am saving up, squirreling away and biding my time, to cure my adhd, quit smoking, break all bad habits that this state caused, and learn to be a strong, independent, emotionally strong, and healed woman. I look forward to the endeavor of bettering my life over the next few months in all areas and aspects. I am so proud of myself and my friends for helping me.

[@bonniehafeman9757]

Flying solo. Thanks again. Beautiful message.

[@leafardelson5906]

I know people who are like this. I always had this gut feeling that they are. Wonderful vid. Thanks!

[@bobwoods5017]

We are all really smart but life stifles our talents. We become dumb to avoid being put down! Talk to yourself cause your the best friend you have!

[@raymundoleano8325]

"Thanks God"&"tnx a lot Bro."excellent moves guys...tnx

[@spiralsun1]

Best video ever. Many of these things I used to talk about 20 years ago before there was research because I was trying to figure out why no one could understand me or how I thought. So glad this is all coming out... the hyper focus thing, yeah. Once I went to the library to study for a test in the morning, but instead a book in the stacks caught my eye and one thing led to another and like 14 hours later they flashed the lights in the library to signal closing and I was surrounded by books and notes... and I was like “DANG!” I was just starting to make progress. I never did study for the test. 😐 I taught myself neuroscience that way too. I left graduate school because they didn’t get it. I was operating on different assumptions by then about basic nature of brains and reality. I am feeling a little better today about being so different and I wanted to thank TOPTHINK!! 🥰 I i’m currently sitting in my car in Santa Monica California. I live in my car because having a regular day job and apartment tends to cut into my thinking time if you dare ask me a question about something non-trivial like a big question get ready because you’ll get an answer that I guarantee it will be much more than you ever anticipated 😂

[@billkaiana7441]

Hmm had a friend at 16 had a full scholership 2 harved.n he showed up spent th day absorbing what waz offerred n took his scholership ck 2 bank cashed it n bought a car n drove off...one of th brightest of persons I have ever had 2 claim as friend n mentor...whew cannot make this stuff up...goot luck 2 U...!!!😮

[@spiralsun1]

@@billkaiana7441 Ya, I have had several friends who went to or taught at Harvard. One of them was in my freshman year of undergraduate school. He had a full scholarship to Harvard but had a nervous breakdown there and was trying to recover at the university in Iowa I decided to attend because my parents met there etc. I will never forget that as long as I live. Seeing him and what happened to him. Then I had another friend in Canada Jordan Peterson who I have known for 20 years since before he was famous. He did better there as a professor but ran into issues at the University of Toronto later. I wasn’t in school for achievement or degrees just to learn things. To interact with humans etc. and use the library. I nearly flunked out of school in every single grade until high school. So I never really had the “drama of the gifted child” thing-never learned to get along to go along. I have an 160 IQ which I value but there’s other things about me I value more. Like total motivation for truth. You hardly ever meet anyone like that, humans having selected them out with politics in the past pretty heavily. The bell-curve can tell you all about history. The shape of it in different groups tells me the personality patterns of the ancestors statistically. It is much more meaningful to me. Everything is. It’s like I am the only “reality literate” person I know because of this odd thing. I read reality and the universe like it was written. My first book was on how the universe is like a giant textbook. Lol. 😂🙏🏻👍🏻

[@absolutelypositively]

No comment except I found this video extremely informative and engaging. Thanks!

[@iboremytherapist]

Can you do a video on developing a thicker skin? I'm way too sensitive

[@suzukispider]

simple, get a job in construction. everybody will insult you all day. mostly in jest.

[@laurabarber6697]

Who says you're too sensitive? Usually people that trample on your feelings and expect you just to take it. Notice the ways in which you are sensitive. Write that down. And find ways to utilize your sensitivity as your gift to the world!

[@LittleRedRideMeGood69]

"Intelligence is the ability to adapt to change". - Stephen Hawking

[@ebbyc1817]

Also intelligence doesn't mean very much if your emotional life is in a shambles. So ultimately, emotional intelligence is the key. Was that Richard Pryor at 7:43? 😊😊 His jokes definitely had 'many levels'

[@ridgebriar17]

Yep, it appears to be ... however, why it caught my attention was because it was the ONLY example of someone being brilliant ...and NOT White and wearing a suit. This video is best LISTENED to - rather than Watched ... because unless you are White, Male and wear suits all the time ... it sends a powerful visual message, that you are NOT in the brilliant demographic.

[@catherinedetrizio7312]

I exhibited high intelligence at an early age, and an elephant like memory. I achieved high 90s on my california achievement test and was able to memorize 54 pages of the wizard of oz show at 4 years old. I fed everyone their lines! I was so super smart and still am! I am just waiting to move on and start a new life!

[@JohnnyVegaMusic]

I been cryin all day : (......this video helped me threw this dark night 💙

[@jamesmilligan4592]

Hope you're feeling better 🤗

[@IvySnowFillyVideos]

Huggs

[@revelation1492]

Aaww

[@SourSensei]

🙏🏾 thank you, ever since I was born I was abused by my care takers, taking advantage by society because of who I am. Label me wired, crazy, lazy and so on....Now I’m highly Intelligent Makaveli person that snap the other night. Now y’all will feel my wrath. That my word.

[@tutsybassista]

This is DEFINITELY me, and I hate it! I have to fight with myself day and night, no one can relate to my sarcastic jokes, strangers at the store ask if I'm talking to myself, I can't sleep right away cuz I think too much, and I feel like a walking history book, gotta get people to be more open-minded and less judgmental, and now people are complaining about this Coronavirus and they hate staying home. I love being home! And, I'm wondering why do they not like home and feel the need to go out! Ugh. I don't know. And, I hate typing on this phone! I actually got asked to have my own space on Quora, but I write too much and it takes hours to type on this damn phone! Night night! 🌙

[@suzukispider]

so tell ME your sarcastic jokes..... i also suffer from insomnia, I don't think I slept at all last night. brain won't turn off.

[@maxineyolanda85]

TRUTH Spoken. TRUTH Heard. TRUTH: Deep calls to deep. Thy Higher Self. Higher Vibrational Frequency. ACTION: Reciprocating POSITIVE Vibrations to all Lightbearers, Lightbringers, Lightworkers, Starseeds, & TruthSeekers. TRUTH: Nothing can dim The LIGHT within. Peace Out. Namaste. Ethereal. HalleluYAH!

[@irasz1]

Impenetrable concentration sometimes causes missed meals and lack of sleep for several days. Yet the person is still awake and excited. hahah yasss i know how that feels 😂

[@Mindbandwidth]

i talk to myself 80% of the time in a day, hate sharing, people are too slow, thank you for this bro!!! i am not insane after all!!!! ALSO IN THE LIST, you should have included people who are WATCHING THIS!!!!

[@shaenaz7337]

"If you judge a fish by it's ability to climb a tree, it will live it's whole life believing it is stupid" - Albert Einstein

[@jamieeller2551]

Well I talk to myself out loud all the time, my psychologist was so wrong, lol

[@gitoyatyndale4639]

There maybe an interview; appointments; booking; meetings; and then outings. There is no parties; no formals; but there's cookouts!

[@gitoyatyndale4639]

I have times I think about my life more then who is in it or who is definitely going to be there for me. When you have the life line... and I mean it ask you your real times become life. How long none of their business how long.

[@gitoyatyndale4639]

Sometimes when be acknowledged is not spelled to go good your not in that specific particular sense yu grasp the moments of reality even in day dreaming I know this to think and I do this all the time even to get shag I want out of it. I tell who can tell and sed what happens next. I like being real cheap to get it to if it's too easy or too complicated.

[@brianadavis6796]

Another study of identical twins separated at birth and raised by different patents showed that twins have the same intelligence. In fact, one set of twins. One ended up being a doctor and the other a bus driver and they both had the same IQ.

[@mansourehdehghani9456]

First time not feeling ashamed about my self talkings! 😅

[@louiseevans5752]

CURIOSITY & BEING N O S Y R 2 DIFFERENT THINGS WHICH I LOVE .& " BOREDOM IS AN INSULT TO ONESELF "

[@DivaEagle77]

Thank you- this was so helpful!

[@CWCox-iy2mp]

Growing up I used to always make great grades on all my test, pop quizzes, and all my classroom work but I'd never do my homework unless I was able to jot down soom things last minute before class started. I made so pretty good grades but could have easily made the best grades in the school easily if I had applied myself more. I've always had a ton of common Sense and can do almost anything. It has always been clear to me that I'm really smarter than most and I love to learn at least one new thing every day. I don't like to brag about it most of the time cause I like for most people to not know just how smart I actually am. I do however as find myself telling and explaining to my wife and son over and over again because they both make me mad by saying things like I'm not as smart as I think I am! 😠😠😁😁

[@brennadickinson3562]

It can be intimidating to other people, so best kept under wraps.

[@ordinarymortis-brawlstars3415]

Well, I don’t think you’re that smart, since you’re bragging about how smart you are

[@hydrangeas_lover]

I'm definitely not good at standardized tests and math for that matter. But the others are pretty accurate. I'm glad I'm not alone in this! I always feel like the weirdo in my group and because of this video I realized I've downplayed my intelligence in my friend groups because humbly I'm always smarter than everyone.

[@peterfallon4018]

Oh Jeesh ‘multi-tasking’ is a buzzword people feel they need to self-describe or they’re lacking. NO ONE can multi-task; just switching from one task to another really quickly which leads to mistakes. ALWAYS challenge anyone to cite a peer-reviewed study from a credible source to prove otherwise. Not a single person ever had

[@suzukispider]

so true, I hit all 13 of these. however , I do get bored easily with the world, so I have to come up with ways t entertain myself. sometimes I like to pronounce words wrong and weird just to see if anyone can figure it out. to see if they can put together the sounds as a string of letters and see the real word I'm saying.

[@stormchild831]

High IQ is useful, however,on the scale of emotional development, unless it is balanced out, well, at ~~The Heart Level . (ie with empathy and compassion) Extreme intellect can be the harbinger of a cold and even, sadistic personality. Way too many "Great" but ruthless, leaders, politicians, business tycoons etc, fit such a category. I would,far, rather be in the company of a simple soul with a kindly disposition, than one so stuck within his cranium that he cares for no one other than himself.

[@bridgettetraveler658]

I love this video! It's a great message!!!

[@itls8984]

I have 2 older siblings I started playing checkers with them when I was 4. I won a lot. I also did puzzles.Then started playing chess when I was 7. Taught myself how to freestyle at 8 then shortly after that taught myself how to beat box. I never had a family was group home to group home my entire life. I’m 21 and I’m in my last year of post secondary. Forgot to mention I moved out at 17 but who cares.🤷‍♂️

[@itls8984]

It’s funny because video games are my weakness. I never played them growing up. Wasn’t aloud to. So I spent most my free time in college raging at fortnite because it’s always bugged me but after 3 years I’ve gotten a couple 20 bombs so I’m over it. Total waste of time but you gotta do what you gotta do.😂😂😂😂

[@itls8984]

Also I’m very humble irl this is the most I’ve ever bragged about me i was the silent kid in school with 0 friends. Shit I forgot to mention after grade 3 my teachers were staff who worked on a isolated group home out of my city so going to college means I’m a fuckin genius. If your reading this I love you. You can be anything you want dosnt matter where you come from how much money you have. Life can get better or worse that’s it just depends on your choices determinism is a load of bullshit, I’m proof.

[@ridgebriar17]

What I learned from this video ... is that in 2020, that perception that 'brilliant' people must be Male and White ... and usually wear suits, still exists. I was having Flashbacks to the 50's throughout the video. The visual message clearly is - "BRILLIANT PEOPLE" are nearly always ... Male and White and wear suits ... yet I don't ever remember seeing Steven Jobs, Mark Zuckerberg, Bill Gates .. or Jeff Bezos in a SUIT!! Anyone who's brilliant - but not Male and White - is probably deeply offended after watching this. Stereotyping at its worst.

[@blondwiththewind2598]

Been watching your vids "on & off" for years. Just subbed up. Q: Why did I wait so long? A: Truthfully: l find the graphics and music incredibly annoying. Just thought I'd mention it..... maybe you folks can work on that a bit?

[@danguzman4676]

Here is a clue for like minded (labeled slow) people as my self, (always leave room for your silly side) be goofy, weird, non serious, ridiculous & then insight BRILLIANCE ideas! will spring into your program, the invention is caught not planed out.

[@Pilot_engineer_19]

Would a truly brilliant person care if they had them or not?

[@krispr1me]

8: "They watch Rick and Morty!"

[@bellalovretich4101]

Absolutely! 😂😂😂

[@lovice43]

Omg 😂😂😂 This is me my brain NEVER shuts OFF. I remember when I was 3 years old and learned to buckle my Mary Jane red shoes while sitting on the floor watching my mother comb her hair in the bathroom. I was so excited I ran to her crying.

[@Coaching-is3pz]

What a memory! Thanks for sharing. That's cool. I just felt as if I experienced it with you.

[@TheFeliciakelley]

I think out loud constantly!!! I love it!!

[@janicemurphy7878]

Able to stay out of trouble and still be a winner. Awm

[@user-bu5ye3mr5w]

My kind of intelligence has always been, that I don't care about academic achievements or the pursuit of wealth, because I see beyond them. Oh yeah, my sense of humor, nothing else has gotten me in more trouble than my sense of humor. I've lost friends, I've lost jobs, I've been accused of stalking women, I've been called mentally ill, I've even had the police called on me, when I was only laughing and having innocent fun or trying to have fun and enjoy life with various people

[@theaterimschafspelz]

Even though the pictures do not always fit, a very good video. Thank you!

[@timbuktu8069]

14th sign: They don't buy into click bait showing how smart people are.

[@andresmason1551]

Tim Buktu I somewhat disagree with you, and let me tell you why. Knowledge isn’t given to us, rather it’s gained through videos that are similar to this. Most of what people learn now is from KZbin and the internet. This is a tactic to gain one’s curiosity. However I do understand where you’re coming from though. Have a great day and stay strong out there. Since we’re all locked in this is one way to gain knowledge. :)

[@ragdoll3190]

this explains why i don't really have anybody to enjoy dark humor with.but still... i never really think that i was a smart person, but rather a boring eccentric clown who has imbalance hot and cold , hard to comprehend and don't fit in anywhere. nobody around in my life is that are always curious about how things were made, what, why, and where. can't find anyone close to me that i can discuss about my imaginations about the other side of the world, and talk about ones experiences with spiritual things, paranormal stuffs, diseases, crimes, inventions, taking risks doing things, go explore places, urban legends, the in-depth of everything,like how far we can push our imaginations, and the list goes on. damn... but i really enjoy reading about everything, everyday something will just popped up in my mind and start asking myself silly questions. i can't bear waiting for next time to know the answers, so i'll always have stuff to ask Google everyday. and i'm really happy doing it because it fulfills my day. to know another new thing everyday. i've been talking to myself since i was little. and by talking i mean really having a conversation with myself, and i really feel that i am talking to another person.became so comfortable doing so that i dont feel bothered by people called me weirdo. it translates ''you're pretty' to my ears. i never think it's a weird until people said it was. welp... so i enjoy being alone as much as i do with talking to myself. just immersed myself in the solitude that can't be replaced. *english is not my first language, sorry for any grammar typos*

[@hbeachley]

All of these top thinks about intelligence are a lot of fun, especially since I consider myself to be slightly above average intelligence, but I find that intelligence rarely (or at least doesn’t always) lead to being productive or useful.

[@rohaniyer7589]

for the first time in years my gpa is higher than gas prices

[@StrongLadyZoe]

This was indeed a very informative video so thank U for this one again as a reminder from last time I was listening to these so call signs about to understand myself more as well as the other ones about this and other for me interesting subjects. I call my self a curious searcher who prefer logical thinking about things which is around me to understand life better when I walk on/at the path for knowledge and insights from that education I have when I dig deep for answers and questioning things to find out about our real world beneath the surface in both symbolic and in a litteraly point of view. 🤔

[@kittywalker2944]

Thanks for making all of my quirks embraceable. 💚💜

[@johannesvanderhorst9778]

Question: When rolling three dice, what is the probability that at least one of them is a six? Book: 1-(5/6)^3 Me: A rational number. How big? Not necessary equal to the answer given above, because I'm not told that the dice were six-sided. Or honest. Or have just successive numbers on it starting with 1.

[@JimmyA10]

Nr 3. My girlfriend tell me not to answer her like a politician...I can't help it. Now I know why.

[@Screech032]

I don't need a list to validate my intellect... Also, the very notion that everyones "intelligence" can be measured accurately today is in itself silly considering there are probably many forms of ones intuitive nature that we have yet to examine due to our limited understanding of... ourselves. We focus on the IQ test and completely disregard the EQ (Emotional Quotient) which will be a much more important subject once society reaches the point we are consciously aware of the emotional affect we have on reality around us. The hearts importance other than to simply "pump blood" etc... I digress.

[@jamesross4319]

Putting out your best effort usually means that you haven't given the matter enough thought... and you are not even sure your efforts will make the grade.

[@MegaRudeBoy69]

If you're ever bored, just remember: Life isn't boring, you are

[@chikakingsley8104]

Okay, we r here cause we think we are.....

[@Shun-the-Sun]

And amazingly enough, i confirmed my brilliance. These videos are probably designed to make us feel smart.

[@woodswalker1111]

Learned how to read and write late. Was diagnosed with dyslexia as a child. Learned how to read so well that I used to make my wife mad when I stood in front of her and read the news paper with her. Yes. I can read and write upsidedown and backwards. Don't really have any of the 13 attributes.

[@revevd]

Even though most smart people have humility, after a point one may occasionally need to declare how smart they are to avoid being misunderstood as an idiot just because they are different, good observers and tend to self instruct etc. Idiots tend to think that everyone else is an idiot, just as smart people tend to think everyone else is also smart. So every now and then you may need to tell idiots that you are not an idiot and even need to show some kind of proof to get them off your chest, to avoid their bullying, or mobbing, etc. So if you are reading this, and have done this declaration time to time even though being a modest person, it does not mean you are an idiot, but may mean that you are surrounded by idiots. Hugs for you.

[@imperez669]

Well,,i know im smart for my age(im47 & at first, evryone would say i look younger than my age,,! Hnstly, i dnt know how to response to that cause, im not sure if its sincere! i feel i do look my age.. ), AND, i know that there are smarter people out there than me. I always give my best in evry task given to me at work & in a team, i always go w/the flow. I decline being a leader cause i know its a double - edged sword. The worst habit that i have is when im being asked a question,, i always end up expounding on it.! Good thing,,thats one of the skills needed for my job...but, sometimes,, i still lose control over my mouth. 😔🙄

[@lauraduty6595]

I don't think that I'm right all the time and I'm okay with that point. I don't think that I know everything. I love to listen and learn. I talk to myself a lot.

[@JeffSayYes]

I just clicked here to confirm some things

[@lovingit4450]

Now I know why I stopped notifications for this channel 😂😂

[@jamespurcer3730]

Just because a person thinks that they are smarter than most doesn't mean they are not smart. If they are forced to work and live with people who have low intelligence levels, they tend to believe they are smarter than the others and they'd be right.

[@humairasheikh9203]

Cool video. Thank you so much for this.

[@jackdaniels2657]

Define smarter i mean book smart and street smart are 2 completely different smarts

[@Foundingmother1]

Jack Daniels, I know people who have advance degrees from major universities that have a difficult time putting that knowledge to actual practice because oftentimes they are excellent students but can’t perform outside a university environment.

[@bessermt]

Sign #14: You quit watching this video before Sign #1 was finished.

[@roberttruman8444]

I've never been put into a psychotic rage by a narrator's voice before.

[@darksoul479]

Unfortunately this describes me. I wish it didn't, I would much rather be blissfully ignorant.

[@suzukispider]

right on. unfortunately even a handful of random drugs can't make me stupid like 90% of society.

[@kevinmcdonald403]

I relate to both of these comments!

[@blade1950]

I have 99,05% of the facts in the video, but everyone is saying,,You're dumb , because you have bad grades''.

[@urbana11229]

yes, talk to yourself but wear a bluetooth so people think you're on a call and won't think you're crazy. Also if you are truly crazy and talking to yourself every sentence will sound like a complaint. Sound happy and hopeful, no one will think you're crazy.

[@DanielSelk]

I think I'M brilliant, and that's classified information and shouldn't be given out! I'm going to my room!!! XD

[@bobbob1278]

Clicking on this video automatically makes us averaged

[@user-ds7jq3mn1i]

As a controverse to what you said a psychiatrist once that talking to yourself is a symptom of dementia!!! Lol!

[@jenniferdawson4205]

Thank you. What a great video! I’m a huge fan of Albert Einstein.

[@edwardpatrickdetrafford-mo8347]

⚔️Multitasking: Here’s the Thing: “ 1 brain takes on 1 task, at a time; if we have another task on going, we must stop one, then our brain switches to the other task, because we don’t have 2 brains, therefore it’s not possible to multitask!” Car accidents that are caused by inattention: When we look away from paying attention to the road, then look back; during that time of our refocus on driving, our brain has to switch back, from our inattention! There is a fraction of time, that we have zero attention on either task, during which we must put our trust to fate! We must realize that we risk lives by doing this! Our brain reacts much like switching a radio for 1 example, the radio doesn’t have any control over of what it’s next station will be, until it’s switched, but between the processes, is when the zero attention occurs. Reading abilities: Dyslexia distracts from my focus on reading, because the words tend to jump away from my attention. Knowing this, I’ve forced myself to bear with difficult reads, by continually jumping back, to my read. Starting with comic strips, newspaper articles, to simpler reads; I’ve learned my own mastered technique, to overcome these annoying interruptions; by clearing any other distractions, as much as possible. But, catching up to those, of whom, don’t have Dyslexia, has made me more selective in what I read. Even Plato’s Republic was not an easy bread, but my reward for reading it, is gratifying 🛡

[@winig5558]

Reading ability can be an inaccurate measure. Some people can't read but have superb intelligence.

[@BL3SSed-Bliss]

True. I fit each of these, and I am a genius (IQ tested thrice in my life thus far; as a child, and an adult). ☯️🧠⚖️💟☮️♾🌟💎

[@brennadickinson3562]

I rated so high on IQ tests that they kept on re-testing me. I think they thought I was cheating somehow. I could have told them that I was just good at pattern recognition and extremely curious. Maybe I'm just good at IQ tests. Lol!

[@brennadickinson3562]

Ps. Hopeless at math!