Warning Signs of Low IQ: Do You Exhibit These Behaviors?

[@RealMenRealStyle]

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[@godsremnant1115]

Gravity is still a theory NOT zetetic. Lucifer is the god of this fallen creation and has deceived us all.

[@GenderDenier]

Was it dumb? Maybe. Was it brave? Definitelly.

[@beagleman123456789]

8 years ago I changed my political party to Republican. I’m very smart.

[@istp1967]

"When arguing with fools; first make certain that the other person isn't doing the same thing" --- Mark Twain.

[@jamescollieson4726]

A fool only argues with a fool - the Bible (not that I’m religious) 😉

[@MyWillypilly]

good one

[@911PhoneOperator]

"A better quote would be this". -Me

[@runthenumbers9698]

That quote at the beginning speaks to me. I have pretty well squandered my adult life... I was a kid of great promise that I haven't lived up to. But in 17 years of underachieving, I haven't TRULY jacked up my life like I could... and I think it's because I have ZERO stupid friends. For 8 months I had a stupid close friend. He introduced me to pot, taught me how to pick up chicks, and then disappeared for years until I hear he's looking for a place because he beat up his uncle or something. Right now, I'm getting my life back together, it took 2 years to do it, and hopefully in the next month or 2, I will hopefully get the first job where I can say with a straight face that I'm an IT professional. Rock bottom to IT professional in 2 years ain't bad at all... in fact that says something about MY rock bottom. It's simply not comparable to a stupid person with stupid friends' rock bottom. I don't have to check in on that guy... having not heard from him in a decade, I'm STILL quite certain he's found various ways to f up his life. I'm also sure that the people he trusts most are also stupid people on hard times who would rob him blind. That is my privilege. I was never capable of failing as fully as a stupid person. After 17 years of making poor decisions, I still have a high IQ and ability to solve complex problems. I have done NOTHING to maintain it since high school... it's just there. It's part of me. I don't know if it's fair to say I LOOK DOWN ON stupid people. Perhaps it is. But I'll tell you this... limiting your exposure to them is advantageous, and there's nothing you can really do to help them in a lasting way either. I hope he's alright, but I'm almost certain he can't be.

[@RavikantRai21490]

I love how rational and skeptical Antonio is. That's honestly the only way to operate in this world and in life in general.

[@rahulbindhu]

Careful, you might cancelled if you stand out from the rest

[@HermanRosenblatDidNotLie]

Lets face, it Kanye West is spot on with his views. Sometimes being ballsy and honest is more important than being smart. People should watch RedIceTV for honest journalism.

[@occipitalexposure5059]

The absolute most dangerous combination; stupidity and confidence.

[@matthewpryor3651]

YES!

[@aaronmatzkin7966]

Good thing I'm not terribly confident.

[@paulietv2162]

Dunning Kruger

[@davidfariello3972]

Trump voters

[@rudyy1537]

Great topic Antonio. I do believe we all suffer from low intelligence at some point in our day. No one is exempt from this behavior. This video makes great awareness.

[@alfortuin6551]

🤣🤣- me as well

[@sokolaad1238]

except for me obviously

[@paulietv2162]

Individual intelligence does not vary according to what time of the day it is

[@ScottLovenberg]

I'm terrified I'm stupid because all the stupid people I know are painfully unaware of it. It could be any of us!

[@megabugginout]

You are but we still loooove you! Hugs! 😂🥰

[@ianbutler1983]

Yeah, but they are not wondering if they are idiots. The fact that you a afraid you are, means you probably are not.

[@jordanwebster1728]

@@ianbutler1983 I agree, most people who are stupid believe they are intelligent and them being wrong isn’t a possibility.

[@bocagelandscape]

There's a video that points this out pretty accurately on here actually. I'll check if I can retrieve it.

[@bocagelandscape]

Dunning kruger effect is what it's called.

[@stevenday8980]

as Tashiro Mifune said in the movie Sanjuro, "stupid friends are worse than enemies."

[@hgbugalou]

You may offend some, but you are spot on here. I feel like social media has allowed the few stupid people in any given area to congregate and find each other despite distance and then create spaces where their false or ignorant beliefs are never challenged and instead reaffirmed. This this results in a group not being able to identify facts from opinions or just openly embrace opinion as fact. This results in the landscape we find ourselves in today. The dangerous part is these groups can grow like cancer and then start to have real influence in things that matter despite having a tenuous grasp on reality.

[@wilvanwyk4478]

This is a great video! It reminds me of something I read that stated: Once a month read something you completely disagree with. This is not to change your opinion, instead it will allow you to better understand the other person's viewpoint.

[@kirkdarling4120]

One of my mentors in the military intelligence business taught me, "If you want to predict the enemy's next move, you have to view the game from his side of the board."

[@kletts42]

Sometimes I think "stupid" means more "foolish" (lack of wisdom). I agree, it can damage others.

[@quarionilphukiir3583]

The damage looking down on people can do I've seen a lot of. I've had a student who was very good fixing things but bad at learning from a book. I really had to convince him that that didn't make him any less valuable.

[@FresherStart]

I have lived my whole life with a very low IQ. My past is riddled with entry level jobs (short lived), frustrated coworkers, and an overall loss of purpose. When you're dumb, it's hard to develop a sense of direction, because your mental faculties are extremely limited.

[@justinscottbvcc]

I appreciate you saying “Gents” instead of something like “boys”. Intelligence in your words.

[@centaur6ify]

"The first person to raise their voice is the first person to lose the argument." -Chinese proverb. When first I heard it, it was attributed to a Chinese proverb, though I don't know. But I always liked the saying.

[@bitbit6820]

I am not sure. I feel too hard to control my anger towards a colleague who tries to back stabs me for years. I raised my voice a bit while holding back with prove of her wrongdoing towards me. I think there are too many things accumulated over the years.

[@searlearnold2867]

You are or become what you believe, think and speak. If you surround yourself with fools and allow them to influence you, you will either become one or will be revealed to be one already. Excellent content on the importance of recognizing those to avoid, learning and practicing discernment and sound judgement for your own protection.

[@jeremyt2212]

"Think about how dumb the average person is, then realize that half the people are dumber than that." - George Carlin

[@Mike_Jones281]

I miss that man.

[@robk5437]

Yep chances are we fall into that category. If you're American and you're still alive chances are you're not that smart.

[@moorshound3243]

Yea like getting jabs wearing masks & being told what to do.

[@RicktheCrofter]

@@jeremyt2212 Carlin was a cynic. If half the people are dumber than average; it means half the people are smarter than average.

[@drmatthewhorkey]

Great video Antonio. Well thought out. Even though I think of myself as intelligent, I do fall into a few of these pitfalls once in a while.

[@southcoastinventors6583]

The video describe everyone so everyone is stupid is a quick summary.

[@m0rb1d43]

Once in a while or all the time is what makes the difference

[@southcoastinventors6583]

@@m0rb1d43 We are stupid all the time so that a easy answer.

[@occipitalexposure5059]

When dealing with another's behavior, if at any point in time you say to yourself "There has to be a reason for this I'm not thinking of because nobody can be that stupid.", more often than not, they are that stupid.

[@davidwillsofthenorth]

I laughed out loud when I saw this video because I had ordered the book referenced in it a couple of years ago, and was captivated by its simple, common sense. It's an insightful video, and I am delighted that you posted it. It takes guts, in my opinion, to order the book and rate yourself using the rubrics the author sets forth. I hope that this book helps lots of people avoid stupid decisions based on pride and laziness.

[@maltheopia]

* Incuriosity. I've met incurious intelligent people, I've never met a curious stupid person. * Defensiveness to well-meaning criticism. This trait won't immediately make you stupid, but the number of defensive stupid people greatly outnumbers the open-minded stupid people. * Volume-based thinking. When stupid people encounter difficulty, their VERY first instinct is to do the same thing, but more of it. Now, most of our problems stem from us not doing enough of something that should be obvious but the stupid person seems to think that just cranking up the quantity and activity without adjusting anything else will solve every problem.

[@tggchat]

To be honest volume Definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different result.

[@DutyFirst]

I like these types of videos that venture out and don't just stick to the one topic of attire. Alot more to style than the suit you wear. Thanks for your videos over the last 10 years that I've been watching.

[@quarionilphukiir3583]

The first 2 reminded me of most online discussions you see. Which is why I really try to avoid entering them, but that's hard sometimes. Admitting you don't know things is something that a lot of politicians and internet celebrities could do more of.

[@allanh5618]

I think a lot of evil masquerades as 'stupid' - the damage done is intentional but the perpetrator acts (lies) like it was done unintentionally as stupidity or oblivious accident. The stupid, and unaware, also do the bidding of Evil without realizing it.

[@jasonvoorhees895]

That first part...that's bad enough. But the second part...The Stupid set in motion by The Evil. 💀 Dangerous, dangerous. Especially once you convince them they have the moral high ground.

[@allanh5618]

​@@jasonvoorhees895 Mobs believe they're righteous - and most are set in motion by hidden hands, imo.

[@jasonvoorhees895]

@@allanh5618 Yup. There's wisdom in the old saying, "If you don't have a purpose for yourself, don't worry. Someone else has a purpose in mind for you."

[@gf6x3gkmfw38]

Capitol Rioters.

[@jasonvoorhees895]

@@gf6x3gkmfw38 Riot? Not by BLM standards. That was a peaceful protest

[@Burstwaves]

"It's hard to win an argument with a smart person, but it's damn near impossible to win an argument with a stupid person" - Bill Murray

[@Theo-ul8qm]

I think a great point, in the same vein as the differentiation between fact and opinion, is being able to differentiate between something one learned or heard, and what the are adding on top of it. Basically being able to tell where established knowledge or external opinion stops and your own input or interpretation begins. In writing pretty much any type of essay this is very important, and I find it translates very well to conversation. Really enjoyed the video!

[@ChrisAlvarezAlvarezImaging]

Wow... I love this. My mom always told me "Never argue with a stupid (or crazy) person, they will always win"

[@jaredshaw5023]

Getting back to what you said about people learning from the mistakes. There’s also a saying that Wiseman worked in silence. Referring to not talking too much as well.

[@BaldianOfIbelin]

the "there is nothing more dangerous than a stupid" reminds me of another phrase There is no problem being stupid, the problem comes when you are stupid with initiative.

[@jamesclawson9243]

Getting a basic understanding of stats was one of the most useful things I got from university, particularly in understanding just how easy it is to misrepresent data and how important it is to understand how the data was collected as there is a lot of bogus stats out there being used to push individuals' agendas.

[@billrobertson5895]

Most of the time those stat quoters are like Tom Sellek in mr baseball. “LAST SEASON, I led this team in ninth-inning doubles in the month of August! “

[@christianwolfe4405]

I agree totally, have read a lot of good books. On leadership, people skills etc. most people don’t know how to listen, there thinking about, giving you advice. Fixing your problem.they know better. When you’re not looking for there opinions. Just making conversation. Never argue with a fool, just makes you a bigger fool. Very rarely I have a good interest, intelligent conversation we’re actually learning something. I thank the person, and say that was a great discussion, nice chatting with you. Hope do it again. There’s people I have talked to, and will never talk to again. And don’t care what they think. Move on. Your the average of everyone you socialize with,KEEP YOUR AVERAGE HIGH.

[@skiceman9611]

I mostly agree with your list, I only have a few comments: Regarding the second point, of not changing your mind when presented with new information, I would disagree, or maybe present a different perspective of tolerance. I don't mind people not changing their mind when it comes to some of their beliefs, whatever the "truth" or new information exists. If you believe the sky is actually an upside down ocean, I don't mind, as long as: 1. You don't try to impose your opinion on others 2. You don't hurt anyone with your belief 3. You don't incite to violence against those that have a different view of things In case you respect the 3 rules above, I will not have anything against you, even if I disagree. The second thing I've noticed in your list, is that some of the points are a bit out of the range of just stupidity and enter another psychological area, of personality disorders, or behavioral sciences. Also, some of the people that made the list, I wouldn't call stupid, as their behavior seems to be motivated by greed or lust for power. This is something imprinted in human behavior since even before homo sapiens. The idea is there is more depth to some of the situations and people you mentioned. Calling them just stupid is only barely scratching the surface. And lastly, removing yourself from these people or the situations they create is very good advice, do it, if you can, but sometimes it's almost impossible to achieve. You might live with them, you might work with them, they might be your bosses, your colleagues, your family, they can be in your face all day, without leaving you many options to evade them. In the end, congratulations for your work, I appreciate your videos, wish you all the best!

[@AnonymousOmniscience]

Someone can promote their opinions without believing their opinions are facts.

[@Giuvannuzzeddu]

Brilliant. And thanks for the candid personal examples.

[@patkelley8293]

I think being dumb is going against something you know to be true. Recently I broke my foot. I remember before I jumped thinking I could hurt myself but I was stubborn and didn't want to wait for a better idea. Ironically I spent the next 3 months in my recliner reflecting on how I needed to change in my life.

[@julianocean1734]

I’m glad you clarified around 1:20 I started to take this personally tbh.

[@ljmotivate4u680]

Some people are scared of driving onto unfamiliar roads and choose to stay on the old road not knowing that the unfamiliar road has more roots.

[@krrishkrrishna7735]

Thanks for the video, you're a proper modern day Guru, glad to know I've been doing things sort of right....only for a bit now. 45 is more amazing with Intermittent fasting...strange thing about it is it makes you think clearer, faster and much more articulate than you've ever been.

[@laci272]

This is your first video that puts me in a good light:D

[@ericwiesel89]

The Maya Angelou version of the saying you mentioned at the end of the video is "when someone tells you who they are, believe them the first time"

[@ashraffregu5998]

I don't usually like a video or even comment, but Antonio, you're absolutely right this time. So here is my like. my humble advise to everyone out there, there are times where we don't understand those around us are causing so much damages. We only notice that after some bad choices or some big incident with big impact which shake us terribly to the core. Please reflect on our friends@acquantaince@"business partners"@relatives@anyone in our life from a neutral and intellectual point of view. Review their past actions and behavior not necessarily to you, even to other people. You can use Antonio videos or other similar videos in KZbin for your reference.Change your inner circle and your mindset on whom to allow in your life, pick the right ones..Do it smoothly but with great urgency

[@NeilNand]

Been watching your channel for a long while and enjoy your videos but this is one of your best ones yet still! And you have some pretty good ones already!

[@talyman2001]

Two thoughts. First, I bought the book, and it is fascinating. Interesting conclusions that I’m not sure I 100% agree with, but mostly agree. Second, I’m glad you brought up blue collar workers. In my experience (which does not equal proof!!!), those in academia tend to look down on those in blue collar jobs. It’s sad, really.

[@talyman2001]

@UCf8JLajSeOsYT41drmfsanw while I know that Antonio is “old school” about many things, you went with Telegram? Not too smart…

[@-whackd]

You hang out with a lot of professors? I had a bunch of philosophy professors and half of them had small time farms (blue collar work basically).

[@talyman2001]

No. Not a lot of professors currently in my life, as academia holds very little interest to me. My experience has been less than stellar (admittedly at least partially of my own making). I am glad your experience is different than mine.

[@valdannofernandes7984]

This is a real class. Thanks for sharing this type of content.

[@scottbaron121]

I tell people all the time, "The older I get, the less I know". I'm 54. When I was 20 and in college, I knew everything and had all the answers. Now...I'm much more skeptical and un-sure of what used to be so "certain". I sucks getting old. LOL!

[@claytonperkins3397]

Instead of thinking you're old, try thinking you're a mature 54 year old. And you are sir.

[@tggchat]

Is that to do with knowledge? Or that to do with just losing confidence?

[@PrinceThe8th]

I have another one…… when a person says “ well not all “ to you when you are making a general argument about the majority of people. When they say this, I just pretty much end the conversation.

[@EJ_Red]

I have a similar identification system but it applies more to the field of entertainment and interests; I find people who follow the "Let people like what they like" philosophy, I find that if they can't even come up with an argument for an interest then they aren't worth talking to in serious discussions.

[@PrinceThe8th]

@@EJ_Red yes very true…..

[@EJ_Red]

@@TheSultan1470 Because if you don't give an argument to what you like then I'll just assume that you like to run away from the question when someone asks why you like X or Y. The 2-3 reasons don't even have to be something everyone agrees on, you give can even be subjective in your reasoning. Yeah I may not like it still but perhaps I'll learn something new about it and respect it more.

[@kirkdarling4120]

That seems especially prevalent on the Internet. Everyone is a unicorn in some particular way...but being a unicorn does not obviate the preponderance of horses.

[@charlesflint9048]

My favourite quote is “Belief is the enemy of Truth”.

[@clydekimsey7503]

True about facts and opinions. Too many people have lost the importance distinction between objective and subjective. Too many people argue over subjective opinions

[@redneckraconteur]

I've been a casino employee since leaving the military ('95). ALL games are designed for you to lose. All of them. Tables, slots, keno, sports betting. All of them.

[@2Degeneracy]

Another big one is lack of risk assessment. Most "confident" or "confrontational" people I have met just have really poor ability to assess the consequences of their action.

[@revanentyt7697]

I’m not the smartest by any stretch. I just pronounce all of my words correctly and throw in a few three syllable words every know and again and everyone around me thinks I’m smart. hmm maybe that says more about the people around me…

[@jamespeace2648]

Every NOW and again.

[@marcross52-95]

"Carry on my Wayward Son" was the song I listened to the most to calm me down.

[@spaceted3977]

You are Correct !!! I tried to teach my neighbour how to say Mitsubishi over 20 years. He still says Mickybushi !!! I never see him anymore. He gets mixed up with what people say and what he thinks he has seen !!!

[@crackerjacksimpson5839]

To be honest I never really thought about a fish's ability to judge a tree before... 😉 Lol. Thanks for another great video! Love your stuff.

[@ericc2801]

"If a donkey bray at you, don't bray back at him." George Herbert I don't think you can fix stupid.

[@allenbaggs271]

great stuff! This information validates somethings I've been thinking about.

[@greegeree]

the older I get the only thing I become more certain of is how little I know.

[@ProfessorMeeks]

I'm guilty of alot of these during my younger years as a teen. And yes I felt stupid after reflecting on how I must of looked.

[@kospandx]

You are not alone in that, I assure you.

[@digitalcthulhu143]

I'd wager any functional adult has that phase haha its a good thing. Welcome to the club

[@ryantaylor3416]

I’m a big fan of your videos- and I’ve learned a lot! And I think this may be your finest video yet. Thank you!

[@kjlovestoski9335]

Nice video....My goal is to work on truly believing my perceptions and gut feelings about decisions/events. In my years on this planet my "little voice" has never lead me wrong. That literal truth simply is. Shades of truth means less. I listen with a deliberate open mind. Surely the universe has many more surprises for us. It's truly stupid to believe that science can't be proven wrong over and over again. I walk humbly in this world.

[@woodsdavid2887]

One of your better videos. Well done.

[@runthenumbers9698]

“When I was a boy of 14, my father was so ignorant I could hardly stand to have the old man around. But when I got to be 21, I was astonished at how much the old man had learned in seven years.” -- Mark Twain --

[@Thomist_Priest]

Great analogy in the island as knowledge and expanding shores representing things yet to learn.

[@edkonstantellis9094]

The largest item of discussion in the US media is polling for the current general election. Almost every sample includes only 1000 respondents. Which 1000 respondents represent the 195,000,000 eligible voters? After 40+ years of being a registered voter and subsequenyly disabled veteran, I have never been contacted by a polling organisation. My Parents and Children have likewise never won that opinion lottery.

[@Infanzon]

Great video. Something both men and women need to know. Keep up the great work. Semper Fi

[@Sun-ei4gi]

I've been thinking about this subject alot lately regarding you're the average of 5 friend's.

[@GamingPIPI]

I dont even have 5 friends😂

[@Me_Caveman]

One cannot be both curious and stupid. A stupid person is happy to be ignorant and feels offended when given the opportunity to learn and improve. Only keep curious friends and you will go farther.

[@wileyallen1545]

There is an old saying “Stupid is as stupid does.” Avoid acting stupid, hanging around the stupid, being stupid. There are already plenty of stupid people in the world,…please don’t add to their ever growing numbers!

[@alanmaxwell5932]

As a car guy it constantly annoys me when so many people base their automotive opinions and beliefs off of limited anecdotal experience, or hearsay. Generalizations mostly

[@Astadium]

It might because of my pms, I want to cry everything I hear Antonio talk, I cry because I m sad most man are not like him.

[@ir2841]

My father is a malignant narcissist, plus he's brutally uneducated. I met other stupid people but at least they weren't malevolent. ---- And I worked for some 8 years as call center agent. Being exposed to the customers' stupidity is the emotional and psychological equivalent of being exposed to the Tschernobyl area.

[@willmallory9085]

Excellent video Brother

[@JamesGrant-u2q]

Well it’s kinda hard to tell if someone is stupid based off being ridged in thinking . I’ve seen people hold to a foolish opinion to the end . I’ve also seen folks hold strong to their views and prove everyone wrong . What I think is stupid when you know you’re headed toward a brick wall and still hit it . When you refuse to save yourself knowing the consequences of your actions is stupid to me . I’ve seen this in intelligent people uneducated individuals so really that hits on most folks . I believe in using facts and experiences depending on the situation . I try to be factual and use wisdom , understanding . Now I do get frustrated with foolishness .

[@sebastiaanstok]

Mouth breathing is actually really bad for your health, as snoring (which is caused by this) leads to sleep apnea which in turn leads to all kinds of other medical problems. Including hight blood pressure, obesity or diabetes (as your metabolism and hunger feelings gets messed-up, and this might actually be the cause of your snoring), lack of concentration, and a number of other things. Not to mention that it dries out your mouth which makes the mucous membrane more dry and easy to crack, making you more vulnerability to viruses. Not taking proper care of your health (to the best of your ability at least), in my opinion is also rather stupid.

[@yeshua3347]

3:23 When you backup an opinion with logic and common sense, when you analyze something to the point where you can say why do you believe that, it doesn’t make it a fact still?

[@ntandomandlamakwela1425]

Doesn’t make it a fact, but your belief isn’t just an opinion in that case

[@danielallan8061]

Yeah, I'm not stupid (my teachers always thought I was smarter than average), but I've made stupid mistakes that cost others. It sucks. Live and learn, I guess.

[@BasementBerean]

Stupidity is the gift that keeps on taking. Stupids cause havoc and loss of time and money, and seem to remain blissfully happy at all times.

[@aaronaustrie]

Good vid.

[@Jose-ht2lw]

The first one is on point!

[@gordonbrandt9739]

-That infamous phrase "Ya'll watch this" you better get an aid kit or prepare to dial 9-1-1 cause stupid is about to be shown.

[@DIDDLOTIC]

"Can you judge a fish on it's ability to judge a tree?" -Antonio 2022

[@svaz2006]

Catfish, like most bottom feeders, are the most judgmental. :D

[@manavalan6754]

By Einstein

[@mrbubbles720]

I like to drive fast on the highway but one time I got my car close 170 miles. In hindsight as you said this is actually really stupid. Thank God nothing happened. But what if? My parents & little brother would be devastated. Speed kills.

[@RealMenRealStyle]

Good thing nothing happened - be careful out there!

[@JoJoJoker]

170? Vette?

[@missingremote4388]

Pretty much is kilometers per hour. Not miles

[@radicaledwards3449]

No, error kills

[@bseidem5112]

Worked in a county traffic office and what we learned is: inattention/lack of skills kills not speed.

[@eb1066sn]

I’ve never been more impressed by Antonio than in this video.

[@grahammewburn]

The discovery of oil peaked in 1964. Since then discoveries have declined. Demand has increased. Demand is now greater than discoveries. Unsustainable.

[@jaywalkercrew4446]

7:44 talks about disingaging from trains, people that get on with letting other passengers off first are rude.

[@lolhet667]

Opinions aren't facts

[@Dom_Tosco]

Nice Tudor Black Bay.

[@theguyfromacrosstheb]

@7:11 Hot damn that transition

[@sfilkins2009]

'Surrounding oneself with great men' is still subjective.

[@EJ_Red]

One thing I affiliate with low intelligence (And possibly a dip of cowardice/hesitance) is the blind belief of "Let people like what they like." I hate how people think that "People have different tastes" or "Let people like what they like" constitute an argument. I strongly believe that in order to like and follow something you need 2-3 reasons to argue for it; if you can't do that with interests, how can you argue in serious discussions?

[@jordanwebster1728]

I think that's just a personal issue for you than a legitimate issue for someone else. Who are you to tell a person that their interests are a "blind belief"? We do in fact have different tastes because of subjectivity, just like you have your own that may vary from others with your reasons for doing so.

[@EJ_Red]

@@jordanwebster1728 Because it takes more than "Because I like it" to convince someone that it is a legitimate taste/interest - I want to know why you like it in the first place, and if you can't give me 1-2 reasons then it is just an interest or hobby for chemical bliss. I explained this in a comment threat somewhere else in this video's comment but I will do so again. The 2-3 reasons do not have to be something everyone agrees on, they can be subjective. I may not like it still but perhaps I will learn something new about it and learn to respect/appreciate it more. For example, I hate the K-Pop genre of music because of how toxic its community can be, but I appreciate the academic paths it gave its fans for giving them passion to translate Korean into English (And likely other languages as well). I despise the Furry community, but I give them mad respect for giving the children of Syrian refugees a way to distract themselves when their families went to Vancouver around 2007(?) where a hotel was concurrently housing them and having a Furry convention.

[@bjosey855]

​@@EJ_Red I like to jump up and hit signposts as I walk underneath them. No reason except I like the sound. Does that make me a fool? Everything is in balance. Some people have priotities that others cant even comprehend. And everyone has a personal battle within their own mind to find out wether something is worth doing or not, as everything has pros and cons. Some of the smartest people alive smoke. Do you know how stupid that behavior looks like to me? And yet I tolerate it (conditionally of course, as with everything). Tolerance of the views of even those we deem wrong or hateful, without any attempt at understanding is, in my view, ignorant, up until a point.

[@EJ_Red]

@@bjosey855 You can jump to see how high you can go or just reach for the top of the doorframe to stretch out your arms, the latter of which feels way better than you think. I understand that there are priorities and beliefs people have are are incomprehensible to others, I agree. And that is why I stand by my argument that in order to defend something you like you need to have 2-3 reasons to do so. If that weren't the case then I wouldn't need to give even one reason to dislike something.

[@bjosey855]

@@EJ_Red Thats my point, a smart person can rationalize any stupid idea or position with as many different reasons as they want. Nothing is too stupid or useless for a smart person to be unable to rationalize.

[@priscilaundomiel3264]

Amazing video! ❤️

[@ruthlessebk]

This man got me wondering if I'm stupid

[@joy6085]

The fact that you're here and watched the video suggests that you're not but like all of us, there will be things we don't know and can improve on. It's OK not to know but it's bad news to be ignorant. All types of crap can stem from that. Who knows? Perhaps wondering if you're stupid is an antidote against stupid 😊

[@Cathtradman]

Thanks I learned a lot from this video 🤝🏻

[@angeltorres4089]

Good video, nice blazer!

[@kurtsimon7530]

Cippola seems to be trending in certain circles. Coming to terms with not being able to personally help dangerous people is one of the most helpful lessons for those that care about themselves and or others.

[@ToAnEnd]

People who stand up and immediately start grabbing their bags at the end of a flight are *stupid*

[@Ramoreira86]

As a low iq and as a stupid person i can confirm that i've been the bane of everybody that is trying to get close to me. I destroy the live of others for breakfast without even trying or just "wanting to help" Im gonna die alone and affraid.

[@JoJoJoker]

A person who paid someone over $200,000 so they could get a piece of paper saying they’re smart…they might be a stupid person.

[@matthewmosier8439]

I always ask people, "Who awarded the first college degree, ever?" The answer: "A guy without a college degree." Don't make (formal) education more important than it actually is.

[@JoJoJoker]

@@TheSultan1470hiring practices created to perpetuate degree mills.

[@JoJoJoker]

@@TheSultan1470 apprenticeships…mentorship/relevant experience. Universities teach second-hand knowledge. Universities have become about collecting tuition and gaining social status, akin to the catholic church.

[@JoJoJoker]

@@TheSultan1470 yes. The trick comes by redefining education as 4-8+ years on a university campus. It’s a scam to increase revenue for bank execs and university administrators.

[@ThisHandleIsInteresting]

The key to placating one’s stupidity is to go full introvert. Don’t talk to co-workers. Don’t hang out with people unless you can pick who they are. Other wise, if you’re stupid, the world may likely have at you. And there’s no cure for stupidity, so you might as well try to avoid potential fallouts. 😁

[@chteyjdrushifdhfd8128]

If I find a fish judging a tree I'm immediately gonna assume that fish is a genius.