Highly intelligent people didn't come here for confirmation; They Came here to see how accurate these videos are.

@elainechatham5188

2 жыл бұрын

I like your comment

@suzie1886

2 жыл бұрын

YOU KNOW IT! ❤

@randalldavis3251

2 жыл бұрын

They certainly weren't impressed.

@diannwhitaker6

2 жыл бұрын

OMG! So True!!

@karatekidx5000

2 жыл бұрын

@@randalldavis3251 Well, I was quite reassured that talking to myself wasn't too crazy :).

The worst thing about being considered "intelligent" isn't bullying or stress, it's not having anyone on the same wavelength.

@Lighthousepreserve

2 жыл бұрын

Lonely

@Donotlookoutsideofyourself

2 жыл бұрын

Get out there and b willing to b uncomfortable… (b open)!the possibilities are endless or rather ur more likely to meet that someone that may open doors to other someone’s With a feeling as having just arrived… To that hidden tea party & they’ve been waiting for you some of life’s better teachers

@tana5098

2 жыл бұрын

I would agree. I have the same problem. Most people I meet are not interested in having deep conversations with thought attached to it. They want to veg out and not think. This becomes quite frustrating and sometimes lonely. When a vast majority of the population looks at you as if you are an alien being, it does not feel good. I'm coming to the conclusion that there are those of us who have to accept that we may have to remain loners. It's not terrible to stay to oneself. Just be choosy who you want to converse with and life becomes much more pleasant. In every generation there are different spectrums of intelligence, and are either on the ignorant or intelligent side. This is not to sound pompous, just an observation. Good luck to you James. 😊

@JamesRDavenport

2 жыл бұрын

@@Donotlookoutsideofyourself Of course. We must never give up the search for new friends.

@JamesRDavenport

2 жыл бұрын

@@tana5098 And luck to you as well!

I'm in my fifties and I still find it bewildering that so many people don't seem interested in furthering their knowledge and understanding of the world. I'm still convinced that, for evolutionary purposes, self-development is driven by instinct, but perhaps the faults in our education systems actually suppress it.

@Mosely2007

2 жыл бұрын

My wife says I'm a pain as I always have questions about everything. I wonder why, she could care less.

@MrTringuy

2 жыл бұрын

Yes system fails the genius ...too "proliteriat"or mass ...

@chiarac4967

2 жыл бұрын

That's why it's imperative to teach your children to think for themselves and question everything! That's the greatest gift my parents gave me.

@Wayne-fe1ed

2 жыл бұрын

@@chiarac4967 Agreed. Much of the Western education system fails to teach understanding, logical thought processes, proper questioning and thinking for ourselves.

@kerrythomas6220

2 жыл бұрын

@@Wayne-fe1ed the educational system should teach basic mathematics and language skills, sign language skills for everyone, not just the hearing impaired, social skills and other rudimentary skills in order to survive in today’s society. All other education after the primary level should be left up to the student and/or his/her parents so not so many years are wasted learning unnecessary garbage that the educational system feels that it is necessary for the majority of us to know. If you want to learn these things, you can always educate yourself as an adult. If not, well then, you can just remain dumb! Lol!

I'm a pioneer in ADHD. I stood behind the piano 6 times my 1st day in 1st grade. I was told I wasn't cut out for engineering following 2 Ds in math and then graduated near the top of my class with Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering. ADHD hid my potential until a couple of great professors stimulated my love of learning.

@FumeStar

9 ай бұрын

Omg I literally am having a similar experience, I'm 26 and I finally found out I had ADHD so Ive been researching it and working on my mental health, I'm at an issue now where I'm having it hard growing into how smart i can actually be, Its hard to talk about because I don't know how with out sounding bad, I just see it as a trait and I forget me saying I'm having issues because I'm smart can be so revolting. I come here to these videos to kinda make myself feel better about all that. But Im so glad to hear someone had a similar experience to mine! Cant wait to follow you in your footsteps and blaze my own path!

@jannoble3123

8 ай бұрын

Back in the 70s, girls weren't supposed to become engineers. I beat the odds and I'm still standing!

@fergoka

6 ай бұрын

​@@jannoble3123Now is the other way around...but more extreme.

@paulgicheru2476

Ай бұрын

Very inspiring.

Don’t forget: high intelligence does not equal success. Don’t slack on your path, stay vigilant.

@tarysunshine3878

2 жыл бұрын

Depends on your definition of success too

@flannelpillowcase6475

2 жыл бұрын

meh. i've got a good financially stable situation even tho i'm not rich. i'd rather maintain my video game addiction than be interpretably successful.

@Nokoolaid_

2 жыл бұрын

yes ma’am

@Agbahizzal

2 жыл бұрын

@@tarysunshine3878 Not really. Whether success is closer to inner peace or external validation, it still requires work to develop n sustain it.

@GoddessPallasAthena

2 жыл бұрын

People have different ways of defining success. For some, it's not all about highest pay or highest position. I know quite a few people I'd consider to be smart who don't necessarily chase (what we traditionally call) success. They work HARD (as much as they may seem lazy at home, or with certain things, I know some that can't just sit and be idle) and have great ideas that they implement. But they don't like the play the GAMES, do the SCHMOOZING. Some actually LIKE whatever job they have and don't want to go higher (in many cases, into management). But the world doesn't reward people who are merely VERY GOOD at their job - the reward those who reach as high as they can go (often into a position where they won't do that well - Peter's Principle and all that). But some people are at their best if they are doing things they love - teaching, being a librarian, being a researcher, etc., and I wish there was more reward for people who simply put a LOT into the job they have currently and do it extremely well.

Talking to yourself is a guarantee that you'll be conversing with someone at your level.

@thepearlswirl

2 жыл бұрын

😂😂 exactly lol that’s what I’m saying

@deliastefanescu1908

2 жыл бұрын

Yep 😆 !

@HotRod12667

2 жыл бұрын

Mom and I call it having a staff meeting.

@AmericanActionReport

2 жыл бұрын

@@HotRod12667 Brainy Dose should give that one a heart.

@blackporscheroadster6415

2 жыл бұрын

No, it's 'I like talking to myself, as it is the only way I can be sure of intelligent conversation.'

I scored a 128 on the Mensa test a few years ago so I am not "gifted." However, I find it refreshing to interact with highly intelligent people. Most of us are considered "overthinkers" or constantly "anxious."

@AC-kc2qt

Жыл бұрын

You're in the top 2.5 percent

@joanraushi9075

Жыл бұрын

Keep your comments to yourself

@thelastconundrum

Жыл бұрын

@@joanraushi9075 bahaha... I guess that you aren't intelligent by your response

@thelastconundrum

Жыл бұрын

@Adu I based my rebuttal on the totality of his comment.

@cranburrey

Жыл бұрын

Also we have lots of questions that are waiting to be answered

It hurts most when people don't listen to you because they don't understand. But it feels so good when they do understand you ten years later.

Being highly intelligent is hard when you are surrounded by people that can't think for themselves.

@DOMINYPAUL

2 жыл бұрын

Or refuse to.

@christineapicella1422

2 жыл бұрын

So true. People tried to hold me back but I could not comply.

@nebulaxz651

2 жыл бұрын

Don't get me started

@stanzilinski8123

2 жыл бұрын

Problem solved! Surround yourself with like minded people not negative, dead end dummies!

@JustKickinIt681

2 жыл бұрын

I be like it's common sense. I be so mad

I've been around some highly intelligent people. One thing I've noticed about all of them is that they're excellent listeners, always ready to learn something new from anyone around them. They're usually more down-to-earth and humble than I would have expected. Another thing is that almost all of them are workaholics.

@prepperjonpnw6482

2 жыл бұрын

You pegged me almost exactly lol. I used to work 12-15 hours a day 6 days a week lol. Plus I was always doing other stuff when I wasn’t working like DIY projects at home plus attending church, leading a mens group because hey they didn’t have one that really got down to a serious study lol Also, I spent lots of time with my son and supported him in whatever he was into at the time. Somehow I found the time to take him fishing and hunting as well as teach him to play golf so I always had someone to play 18 holes with. I spent lots of time with my wife before she passed from a terminal disease. I took a sabbatical from work so I could take care of her myself the last 2 years she was with us. I wasn’t going to let strangers do for her what I could do myself. I learned how to do her hair the way she liked and her makeup. I helped with her showering and getting dressed as well as all of the personal stuff I’m not going to mention because you can guess what those are. I continued my habit of reading at least 2 books a week. I really have no idea when I slept lol. I’m often told that I’m a really good listener and I think that comes from something my grandfather told me when I was still a boy. You learn more with your ears and less with your mouth, so another way to say that is if you’re talking you’re not learning you’re teaching. As for being messy I would say my desk which is rather large is the one place I’m messy. My desk is actually an antique dining table so it’s roughly 3 1/2 ft wide and 8’ ft long with the extensions on the ends up and I covered about a 1/3 of it with a really thick piece of glass I purchased just for it. It’s always a chaotic mess that ebbs and flows each day lol. I know where everything is though so I’m good lol. Everything else in my life is tidy and organised from my book shelves (dewey decimal system) to my tools and workshop (woodworking). I’m an obsessive list maker, I’ve even been known to make a list of what lists I need to make lol When I was still a boy in school I was always getting into trouble for fidgeting and not paying attention etc etc. So what did they do? They had my mum take me to a doctor who promptly diagnosed me as ADD this was before ADHD was a thing. The doctor said I needed to be medicated with Ritalin, this was before Adderal. Thank God I have the best mum in the world lol. She took me to a different doctor who promptly gave me tests to assess my IQ and guess what? I blasted those tests to a degree they hadn’t seen before lol. I didn’t have ADD, the reason I couldn’t sit still or pay attention was two fold. First I was bored and second I was intellectually equal to or better than the teacher lol. The traits or abilities that make the most difference are reading and comprehension plus logic and problem solving. My reading level was beyond college levels when I was a 4th grader and I comprehended everything I read combined with the ability to recall absolutely everything I had ever read lol Anyways, I didn’t mean to write a novel lol. That’s another trait of people who are intelligent. We tend to be rather quiet until we hit something we really like or are interested in with a passion. So I basically just typed all that to say if the doctors tell you your kid has ADHD or ADD have her or his IQ tested before you medicate them. You never know you just might have a genius on your hands lol Try writing down what my friends and I call a mathematical black hole. I was doing that in my head at age 10. Is it any wonder that I was bored in the 4th grade lol By the way I graduated high school a full year and a half early with more credits than seniors typically had. My GPA was better than 4.0 because I took all AP classes and spoke multiple languages. And what did I do with all those letters from colleges and universities in multiple countries? Yep! I through them away and convinced my mum to sign the papers so I could go in the Army at 17 lol. Airborne Rangers to be exact (scroll not tab). It was exactly what I needed. The first year is all physical with a dash of mental. lol I’ll save the rest of the story for another time. Cheers

@anthonyvalentine9685

2 жыл бұрын

There are genres of high intelligence that exclude learning from others. They may listen. That is purely semantic though. If their mind is set in a certain direction then nothing can change it, even if it's wrong.

@AlviSultan

2 жыл бұрын

I disagree with your description of them as workaholics. I would rather use the word busy, which is more appropriate. They are always busy learning something new or doing something useful.

@manostsompanakis422

2 жыл бұрын

@@anthonyvalentine9685 YES thank u...but when u realise on ur own the things your parents for example have been telling you would benefit you, like sleeping early,u strive for a change in your life..

@haroldwilkes6608

2 жыл бұрын

Differ slightly on "workaholics"...i worked 7,14, 365 for many years to fully utilize my skills and maximize my potential but at the cost of a social life. In retrospect, it was worth it. I made friends later.

I have many of the traits mentioned here. I never had an IQ test . I believe that I am average. I am the smartest person in any room providing I am the only person in the room.

@leecowell8165

Жыл бұрын

you are probably far from average. Do you like to read? I'm not talking about grocery store rags I'm talking do you own a kindle? are you good at figuring things out? how they work? are you curious about stuff? you know how the hell we got here in the first place? or do you accept without reservations? Do you win popularity contests?

@paulpine6511

Жыл бұрын

@@leecowell8165 Yes I do read not as often as I would like. I have always been curious ask numerous questions as a child about such things as music, language and culture. I like music that is thought provoking not necessarily with lyrics but in the classical vein. Thank you for the kind words.

@paulpine6511

Жыл бұрын

@Adam Brasso Thank you for those kind words. I am always trying to improve. Your a good man.

@bonnytaylor7558

10 ай бұрын

Paul 😂😂😂 same ❤

@paulpine6511

10 ай бұрын

@@bonnytaylor7558 Thank you for the kind emojees.

One thing I would add is that intelligent people tend to remain quiet and listen in work meetings so that they hear different thoughts and views. Often this habit is mistaken for being either introverted or disinterested when in fact intelligent people tend to synthesize and draw from many views.

@cephasmox8382

7 ай бұрын

In fact many tend to suffer from a syndrome if I can say of paralysis analysis. But eventually they prove to be so often right in their analysis.

@X.frosty

3 ай бұрын

Quiet kids lol

To be intelligent by definition you have to be able to think for yourself. Also intelligent people realize they're smarter than their peers pretty early. They don't waste time expecting others to understand.

@lisamoag6548

2 жыл бұрын

Lucky if you have a intelligent family and friends.

@Sharon-pb7so

2 жыл бұрын

@@lisamoag6548 They're out there in the wild. Just keep an open mind, smart people tend to hang with smart people. If you find one you'll probably find several as a result.

@LoveyK

2 жыл бұрын

Really super smart people are very empathetic and are quick to acknowledge their own ignorance. They _will take the time_ to help others understand.

@beginnereasy

2 жыл бұрын

@@LoveyK extremely smart people realize the presence of transcendental super consciousness and use "friends" in their life

@RendezvouDoo

2 жыл бұрын

Maybe. But if you think your smarter than most you are not criticizing yourself.

Listening instead of wanting to be heard all the time is a sign of intelligence.

@billyin4c514

2 жыл бұрын

I don't think that's necessarily so. I've found in my life that I'm a little bit too emotionally unstable to steady my mind, and take things in. The result being that I'm always talking but seldom listening. I think that you might be right, but ego and emotional health may have an impact on this Behavior. I have a deep fear of being out of control and accepting that something I lack something feels like I'm out of control. So instead of letting the conversation go, I try to lead it.

@lamonthamilton667

2 жыл бұрын

Yes that's so True But in kentucky the people have down So long they think their much talking makes them right all the time.

@fractalinfect3454

2 жыл бұрын

Or wisdom.

@marknewton6984

Жыл бұрын

Who can stand to listen to dumb people?

@akinemainunangugel9650

Жыл бұрын

I agree,, but the video is about the so called HIGHLY intelligent person, So its not the average intelligent And its kinda offensive for those people don't want a messy life style and forbidden swearing in their life I may say I got 10 out but its not mean I agree to them Its all the same Hobbies is hobbies Intelligent is intelligent Maybe some Highly intelligent people might have this traits but not mean all people are the same

Intelligent people might have this characteristic BUT Not all people who have this characteristic are intelligent.

@justplainbrad7713

Жыл бұрын

I'll guess that 'you' think you're very intelligent. Only, I'll also bet that you'd spell "you're", as ''your''.

@jethalalgada8023

Жыл бұрын

@@justplainbrad7713 Stop being toxic and get a life Stop commenting trash on others comment just because your ego was hurt and if you think you are intelligent than me then why are you disproving it by degrading others. Because intelligent people never show off that they are intelligent Because they don't have to. And person who show off are often dumb thinking themselves as intelligent.

@justplainbrad7713

Жыл бұрын

​@@jethalalgada8023 Your complete bastardization of that unintelligible rant, tells me all that is needed to judge your IQ level. It's definitely not triple digits...lol For you to dare tell the world about intelligence/characteristics/all people, and foremost, intelligent people, tells the astute reader that you are full of yourself, and feel you are superior to average shmoos. Your comment, honestly, needed to be assaulted, and your arrogant ego taken down a peg or two. If 'you're' {not 'your'} capable of letting the steam loose before you explode, you'll see that your words were pompous. Of course, that needs an alert mind, not a full ego.

@jethalalgada8023

Жыл бұрын

@@justplainbrad7713 With all due respect What's the point of you ranting and targeting my comment Looks like you took it too personally which wasn't even supposed to be for you.

@Pouncer_Fox

Күн бұрын

I agree. The problem with a lot of these types of videos is that they seem to be merely describing the side-effects and consequences of intelligent people. Unfortunately, these are not always true indicators of intelligence per se. It's a similar premise as the difference between someone who dresses like they look rich, or drives an expensive car, or acts rich, and actually being rich.

It’s difficult being surrounded by most people these days. It’s almost impossible to deal with them

@marknewton6984

Жыл бұрын

Most people are proud of their ignorance.

@ay-tj7pj

7 ай бұрын

yup always have something negative to say

@yellowjello320

6 ай бұрын

Some ppl think once they become a full grown adult ...there is nothing else more to learn...this is an idiotic mindset to me . We must keep going

Fun Fact- Everyone watching this will relate to it and think that they are highly intelligent lol

@chibuzonwankwo1793

2 жыл бұрын

Lol... But truly some ain't that thirsty for validation.

@Atharva0017

2 жыл бұрын

Lol

@rishabh8808

2 жыл бұрын

True dat 😂😂😂😂

@johnnydepp6907

2 жыл бұрын

ARMY everywhere 😌💜

@shrutirajput3835

2 жыл бұрын

@@johnnydepp6907 yup💜💜😂

The trick is to put that high IQ to work. Even if you relate to these things and are very smart, you have to put in the effort.

@flatrateus

2 жыл бұрын

Actually working smarter not harder is more apropos.

@c.a.s.3833

2 жыл бұрын

@@flatrateus A mind is a terrible thing to waste. It takes work to utilize that intellect.

@deborahvretis3195

2 жыл бұрын

Are you assuming people don't?

@johnstorton

2 жыл бұрын

@@iceebalboa3177 Hmmm... I'll have to give that a try! Or maybe I'll try that with a tuna sandwich.

@johnstorton

2 жыл бұрын

@@iceebalboa3177 LOL

I have been tested for intelligence since I was in 3rd grade. Even in college I was tested. I am considered very, very "smart". That said, I am super neat and organized. Almost 80 years old and still learning.

Me: who has just taken a cold shower, sitting lazily in a room, doodling in his notebook while watching this video, criticizing myself for wasting time, telling myself "oh that's kinda relatable", ... getting motivated XO

For a very long time I believed that everyone is intelligent. Those with behaviors that did not show intelligence were only behaving that way to annoy me. "If I know something then everyone else knows it too." When I realized that I was wrong, I started looking for the intelligence people had. Doing this helped me to bridge the wavelengths making conversation easier and more positive.

@victorstalick5528

2 жыл бұрын

One has to be careful. Some of the most intelligent ideas come from people who normally would not be considered to be smart. I think that highly intelligent people are always on the lookout for smart ideas and suggestions. One of the smartest things that I ever heard was from the show "All in the Family" where a "retarded" young man said after showing up Archie in the process of fixing a door...... "I can always learn something from everybody". To me that is a profound statement.

@cheytec9089

2 жыл бұрын

It's kind of depressing to think about but I was the same way.

@billyin4c514

2 жыл бұрын

Seems reasonable, and it shows you're a good natured person for teaching yourself to communicate with a wide variety of people.

@paulbrandel5980

2 жыл бұрын

So true @Robbie Nettles, I can talk about TV shows, movies, sex and favorite food and dessert I have a 12th habit smart people have, they enjoy reading, especially nonfiction books

@dimitrisgial7804

2 жыл бұрын

"If I know something then everyone else knows it too." Hoooly crap! That is how i think i a dayly basis! I try to try to think otherwise, but it is reeeally difficult to do so, when the majority of People think different than you... It has somewhat become better recently, but it is Still a struggle...

This is quite accurate. When I was young, I always thought I must be crazy or terribly stupid because I was so different, and growing up in an underprivileged working class family with an alcoholic father did not help. In my late 20ies my psychotherapist sent me to have my IQ tested as he got suspicious. And there it was, over 140. It did not give me confidence or improved my self-esteem, I took it as a fact and never talk to anyone about it. Also, since I´m highly sensitive too, I wonder whether this entire package of "hyperactive nervous system" comes with more disadvantages than advantages.

@GloriaTorres8888

2 жыл бұрын

Advantages

@christophdenner8878

2 жыл бұрын

@@GloriaTorres8888 When it comes to studies and learning, definitely yes. But it comes with high self-doubt, insecurity, overthinking, self-loathing, relentless pursuit of goals to a level of self-destruction, depression, etc. Perhaps I just never learned to use it in the most beneficial way.

@rainmanjr2007

2 жыл бұрын

@@christophdenner8878 Our sick society has encouraged all of those negative qualities. We believe that the "best" will rise above all adversity and triumph, after all.

@lbcthinkingoutloud3427

2 жыл бұрын

You can now be really proud of yourself thinking your level of intelligence 😂

@bunnyboo6295

2 жыл бұрын

@@christophdenner8878 I have those symptoms but not intelligent I connect better with smart people but don't fit anywhere. Is it possible I could have been smart if wasn't trained to be stupid my difference cause me to be throw in special ed cause of personality not test scores or learning ability from there I never learned anything in school and was keep out and away from doing anything meaningful. I learned to space out and disconnect from this world as an adult I now can't function cause I was trained to be in day dream state my focus is not there around people so likely miss a lot love books on things like Physic's or reading anything that is in depth hate shallow. My ability to interact is damaged

I particularly like quiet places and staying up late. I enjoy the quietness late at night a lot that is when I usually think and look for solutions to problems. I use these quite moments to reaffirm what is important and what is not. People are asleep while my brain is just going through processes of planning, resources, time limits and results. I make a mental list of who to call, to contact, the obstacles I could encounter and the quickest ways to solve these challenges. I think about the strengths and weaknesses of people I interact with it. Their capabilities, their habits, mine, characters and the end goal. I review these relationships and place them in hierarchies. It just the way I am built, when am not full on. I become bored or depressed.

The biggest drawback of being highly intelligent or thought of as highly intelligent by people close to you is that they tend to expect more from you. Not only should your "higher intelligence" rush to conform with and affirm their standards, but they expect you to learn using the same methods as everyone else but be better/smarter/faster... not realising "highly intelligent" people often learn differently.

Being highly intelligent doesn't guaranted succesfull life. I think you have harder than most of the people. I don't complain about being misunderstood etc. The most challenging may be to get out of your head - to stop dreaming and just do something.

@trevoryenor5270

2 жыл бұрын

I've decided success is a rat race and requires to much of our already limited time and money makes alot of problems as well slightly above average is the best place to be in my opinion

@dustylong

2 жыл бұрын

You got THE point, Little Star: The most challenging may be to get out of your head - to stop dreaming and just do something. That indeed is the biggest challenge, at least for me 🤗

@oyinkansolailori2506

2 жыл бұрын

Yesssssssss

@jamesyaz2442

2 жыл бұрын

How did you come to this understanding?

@littlestar9605

2 жыл бұрын

@@jamesyaz2442 I think that the minds that think differently are more prone to live in their head than experiencing present moment. They think about future, about abstract things that can disconnect them from reality. They are dreaming things that others can't see. Also it is so many anxiety about this. What is the meaning of this? What if I am wrong? Are really our brain enough to understand even a little bit of this whole? So much loneliness and doubts.

Only thing on this list I no longer do is stay up late. Instead I go to bed round 7pm and get up round 2am. Love the dead quiet! The rest of the video described me to a tee.... Einstein said, "Imagination is more important than knowledge."

@ritaseymour8116

2 жыл бұрын

I have those sleep hours too. I love that feeling in the early morning of a new day. To me it's kind of like being born again.Thankyou

@sandranagy766

2 жыл бұрын

I am with you on this. I wake up at 2 am and get up at 3:30 only because I like the warmth of the bed, and the early morning day dream.

@Oscar-fq1rb

2 жыл бұрын

Yep, it's the beauty of the early morning that many miss.

@deborahvretis3195

2 жыл бұрын

Same!

@carolinemwazi5583

2 жыл бұрын

True. I'm a 3 a.m-er. Sometimes earlier. My precious personal time when everything is super QUIET! I plan, think, dream and work with high focus and clarity.

I have ALL of these but never thought it would end up in a list of super intelligent people....never thought of myself that way. VERY interesting! I will now go THINK about this! Thanks.

This is one of those topics that just goes on and on. It's really open to interpretation. I had someone tell me I had a trait of intelligence because I would listen to questions that interviewers were asking in order to figure out their formula of why they were asking it in the way they were asking it...like I was studying it from the outside and going in. Some people also aren't taught how to learn properly when they are young, and once you learn how to learn your GPA goes up, does that mean you became intelligent? Much of this, I think, goes back to short-term thinking behavior and long-term thinking behavior and are you making a difference in the world (in some small way) with your wisdom. IMO it's always better to be more narrow and zone in on how you can sharpen a field of study, something you are passionate about. Also, I think the whole messy concept is overrated, it's more about how productive your environment is. IF you are productive in chaos, then go for it. 🙂

@marknewton6984

Жыл бұрын

I knew a girl in college who made straight A's. She was the dumbest girl I ever met.

I read a book years ago with a title something like,”Seven Kinds of Smart”. People mostly think intelligence involves math, science or other things related to what we learn in school but it is so much more involving imagination to create , mechanical ability, musical genius,etc. the smartest most intelligent people realize that they can learn new things from just about anyone including children. I always keep wanting to learn something new. My whole life I have been like that. One of the smartest people I knew in my life, loved talking to people to see how they think. In Myers Briggs test he was an INTJ, only 1% of the population. People have different ways to process information especially according to our personality type. It’s all so interesting and I would never want to pigeonhole people, thinking only people with the traits in this video were highly intelligent. The video did not say that but many people watching it may think that. Interesting video though.

@femtoeclipse860

2 жыл бұрын

I really like your take in this

@minnie5301

2 жыл бұрын

I'm an INTJ. High thinking. I don't think I'm smart but I do stagnate if I'm not learning.

@gentlemanfox1326

2 жыл бұрын

The video is not saying you HAVE to possess these habits to be a highly intelligent person. It's stating most highly intelligent people possess these habits. I'm an INFJ with an extremely high IQ. I possess all eleven of these habits. However, I also do many other things that reflect my level of intelligence.

@nibbletouch7566

2 жыл бұрын

Well said

@kenara

2 жыл бұрын

7 types of intelligence by Howard Gardner

I definitely like being up later. It’s more quiet. I am an introvert and my circle of friends are small. I like a break from blah blah blah.

@diannaperry8116

2 жыл бұрын

I can relate. Useless talking drives me nuts..

@Darkch4o5

2 жыл бұрын

Same.

@kassandraharz9345

2 жыл бұрын

Being a night owl is great but has it's disadvantages

@manueltapia1859

2 жыл бұрын

Yes allows you be more creative, but in My case cause trouble to sleep and I do have small circle of friends with different intelligence and do not judge them.

@master-of-mind5881

2 жыл бұрын

A common flaw amongst “smart people” is that their ego gets the better of them. Their arrogance leads to delusions of grandeur or acute narcissism. People who think their shit don’t stink need to be brought back down to earth. For any human on this planet who thinks they are intellectually superior due to their above average IQ, financial status, social empowerment, academic qualifications etc are fooling themselves into their grave. The one who is truly superior to many would boast evolutionary attributes such as self sustenance: the ability to function without food or water for an indefinite amount of time. Or something on the lines of that. A good sign of intelligence is when one applies solutions to their problems, is resourceful in stressful situations, can adjust their perception or interpretation of something in order to understand it. Possesses an intuitive aptitude, the ability to see the patterns within any system, to understand, to know how things work. They also possess empathy for the less fortunate and most importantly can override their ego in order to become more pragmatic. An intelligent person understands that everyone is equal despite the differences in appearance age or character. An intelligent person will seek to work with others in order to produce a collective power where skill and determination become unified resulting in a greater form of intelligence due to the collaboration of the persons involved. Finally an intelligent person will seek to find their true purpose in life, overcome their programming. An intelligent person understands that fate vs destiny is synonymous with reproduction vs immortality or ascension vs reincarnation.

My life long friend and now housemate definitely fits the mold. Messy, largely a night owl, has lived alone MOST of his life, intellectually formidable, and 100% a couch potato. My brother the MENSA maestro and he get on well as they both are history buffs.

@martinswells1987

Жыл бұрын

Hello how are you doing? where are you from?

I have a 148 IQ. I watch these to see if I have these habits.. I worked 7pm-8am for 42yrs as a Crtical Care RN. My peak brain time is still 10pm- 2am...I do have the rest of these habits. Just fun stuff to think about late at night.

@Pouncer_Fox

Күн бұрын

Yeah same here. I exhibit most of these habits, even though I am not convinced that they are actual signs of intelligence, but merely by-products or symptoms of intelligence at work. I'm also 140+.

"Highly intelligent" is not a phrase that I would ever use to describe myself, yet all 11 of these habits apply to me.

My son have a very high IQ honestly one of the smartest people I know and it's very hard for him to connect to most people because sadly not too many people are on his love of knowledge.

@zyxwfish

2 жыл бұрын

Has your son looked into the veil of perception?

@timetraveler2518

2 жыл бұрын

It is similar to what Joe Biden says about his son Hunter. He says his son is the smartest man I knew. LOL!

@SethiozProject

2 жыл бұрын

don't mean to rain on your parade, but 99% of parents think that their kids are intelligent and smart and funny and all the positve, parents usually fail to see negative in their kids, but I agree that it's hard to connect with people if you're intelligent, that's definetely sign of intelligence, but can also be sign of autism. so if someone calls your child autistic, you should consider the fact that it might be true .. but I know you rather just pick up a bat and smash them over their head for insulting your child.

@louloubell6586

2 жыл бұрын

@@yonyindio5492 the guy in charge is also on the spectrum. He's autistic.

@victoriameyers5870

Жыл бұрын

I can relate. I actually skipped more days of school than I attended as I was always way ahead of where the class was on most topics. The only class I never skipped? Latin. The Latin teachers all had Ph.D's and were way ahead of all of us!

To say I identify with any of these habbits is an understatement! This video literally profiled me to the tee from beginning to end! Wow! And I won't lie, the fact that my seemingly "weird" behavioral patterns are validated is quite the refresher hey! Thank you Kindly

@anouk6644

Жыл бұрын

I had the same experience watching this video. Was expecting to have some of these behaviors but not all… 11 out of 11. Although swearing is mostly on the inside 😁 Now these ‘bad’ habits, which made me think I was doing something wrong, are just some sort of side effect of my intelligence.

“Perfection is not attainable. But if we chase perfection we can catch excellence.” -Vince Lombardi

I talk to myself cuz sometimes I need good advice! 😂

@iwillsurvive1335

2 жыл бұрын

Same 😂

Alone time ✔️ Cold swim ✔️ Annoyance at trivial sounds ✔️ 2nd gen self-talker ✔️Early AM hours ✔️ Messy 🤔... Fun list, thanks!

I’m 70 now and wish I had that opportunity when I was in grade school. Being diagnosed as ADD/ADHD at my age is kind of late but not too late to gather a handle on it. Realized that there was a problem a few years ago not knowing what I really had.

@Pouncer_Fox

Күн бұрын

I often wonder if ADD/ADHD just means that the brain processes information differently. In other words, I believe it is possible to be very intelligent, and yet, still have ADHD for example. For one thing, ADHD is highly misdiagnosed, and could result with someone with high intelligence. Another key factor for intelligent individuals is that they get tend to solve problems quickly, resulting in more idle time, and therefore, getting bored quickly and more often, and they have already jumped to another problem to work on. I'm not a psychiatrist though, but it's interesting to consider.

Intelligent people sometimes appear lazy, when in fact contemplating on optimum solution

When people tease me for thinking aloud ("talking to yourself"), I reply, "Yes, I'm talking to myself, but I cannot help it; I'm one of the most fascinating people I've ever met!" 😉

@MA7-6585

2 жыл бұрын

You confuse smart with arrogance.

“Talk to themselves”, “prefer being alone”… My wife has said that she’s come home and just hung out in a different room listening to my conversations. It amazes her that I will create a scenario and vocalize every party involved. I just chalk it up to I’m going over every possible scenario and how I’d react/respond

@johnfodor4366

2 жыл бұрын

first I think a situation thru, second I then verbalize it being animated doing so third I beta test by doing. Then as a consequence I will refine the thought, refine my words, refine the project. Never quite satisfied, I will work with it until I find a better, faster, easier solution.

If being messy, being annoyed by hearing other people chewing and wanting to be alone then I must be highly intelligent. Or just unorganized and crabby.

I exhibit a few of these things in my everyday life, even though some people find it uncouth or even uncommon. I am glad this video is backing me up and making me be myself.

10 out of 11 for me. My sister always made me feel bad about my habits, she’s an early bird and I’m a night owl, she’s organized and I’m messy, she’s not a couch potatoe and I am..etc. Now I don’t feel so bad about my so called “bad habits”

@tronalddump2444

2 жыл бұрын

Same...

@Sharon-pb7so

2 жыл бұрын

Yep..

@demoscratos4577

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah, same habits here, I thought they were bad to.

@ItApproaches

2 жыл бұрын

Let me guess, the cold shower is the absent one? Lol

@aioniansage6081

2 жыл бұрын

No 'e' on Potato.

The fact that hurts the most is when highly intelligent people find themselves not as smart as they thought they are.

@haroldwilkes6608

2 жыл бұрын

Nailed it. And they're the last to know.

@cathybroadus4411

2 жыл бұрын

Just the opposite for me. It was an eye opener to find out just how wrong and what kinds of wrong. Made me even smarter. I learned to check myself first.

@G311X

2 жыл бұрын

@@cathybroadus4411 @Cathy Broadus Yeah, ur word try to prove ur smart right? But actually ur f*king IDIOTS, how ur not feel hurt?! Its hurt, even dumb people know it. How do u see the person u disappointed because of ur decision? How do u bear the burden of being trusted? How do u put your face in shame? Its Hurts! After that ur right, make even smarter Why u a.k.a 'highly intelligent' person deny that feeling? Its doesnt make any sense.

@Zanroff

2 жыл бұрын

I think the most intelligent don't think they're all that smart. They know what they don't know.

@dragonson72

2 жыл бұрын

It really depends on how self aware they are

I didn’t stop by for the INTELLIGENCE angle, I came to say “hi” in middle of the night. I just cleaned my dining room, polished the silver, dusted and moped. Now I’m in bed.

Useful presentation

I can relate to every single one of these bar the cold showers. Yes, I do have a high IQ, but I don't consider myself more intelligent/superior to anyone else. Quite the opposite, I'm always convinced that other people are more intelligent than me.

@buttarain27

2 жыл бұрын

That's my issue, I will struggle with self-esteem and constantly battle the thought that I don't have any talents and that I'm not special at all.

@esthelayeo246

2 жыл бұрын

Same

@victorabustamante7207

2 жыл бұрын

And that sums up your intelligence

@gizbot9366

2 жыл бұрын

Cold showers???!! F that noise. Those people are just weird or exceptionally sexually frustrated.

@elinannestad5320

2 жыл бұрын

Me too - I have a high IQ measured at school (years and years ago) but for sure I am pretty dumb. Sometimes I wonder if I have a survival instinct even. This article came up randomly on youtube, I relate most of all to the chewing thing - very funny to think that could be a sign of being bright. I thought it was yet another social failing of mine.

I know I do! love to be alone, talk out loud, I do most of these habits, I either insane or intelligent. 🤷‍♀️

@debwilson1436

2 жыл бұрын

Yep me too

@crazygrandma

2 жыл бұрын

Me too! Lol!

@roseknott2832

2 жыл бұрын

If you think you're insane, you're not.

@master-of-mind5881

2 жыл бұрын

A common flaw amongst “smart people” is that their ego gets the better of them. Their arrogance leads to delusions of grandeur or acute narcissism. People who think their shit don’t stink need to be brought back down to earth. For any human on this planet who thinks they are intellectually superior due to their above average IQ, financial status, social empowerment, academic qualifications etc are fooling themselves into their grave. The one who is truly superior to many would boast evolutionary attributes such as self sustenance: the ability to function without food or water for an indefinite amount of time. Or something on the lines of that. A good sign of intelligence is when one applies solutions to their problems, is resourceful in stressful situations, can adjust their perception or interpretation of something in order to understand it. Possesses an intuitive aptitude, the ability to see the patterns within any system, to understand, to know how things work. They also possess empathy for the less fortunate and most importantly can override their ego in order to become more pragmatic. An intelligent person understands that everyone is equal despite the differences in appearance age or character. An intelligent person will seek to work with others in order to produce a collective power where skill and determination become unified resulting in a greater form of intelligence due to the collaboration of the persons involved. Finally an intelligent person will seek to find their true purpose in life, overcome their programming. An intelligent person understands that fate vs destiny is synonymous with reproduction vs immortality or ascension vs reincarnation.

@madelinejones9745

2 жыл бұрын

@@master-of-mind5881 wow! 🤔💯, glad I'm not.

Most of these matches my habits like, messy, stay up late, swearing, chewing sounds annoys me, doodle sometimes, daydream, talk to myself, sometimes like to be alone, lazy sometimes like couch potato. I also have the ability to easy learn and see how things work and come up with my own solutions. My friends are impressed of me learning stuff so easily, and can often see a solutions to a problem (that many of my friends can't see or think of). Most self-thought in many things, like speaking german, I can speak some sentences in othe languages too (I love languages), and I'm also good at repairing electronics and finding solutions. I'm autistic and have asperger syndrome. Almost all in this fits perfectly, so to say I'm pretty smart at many things.

I’m a little stunned to identify with all of these except the cold shower.

@retsoptihs0

Жыл бұрын

haha yeah I identified with all of them except that and doodling (never been any good at drawing although I understand that isn't the purpose of doodling). Took a cold shower once and washed my hair and my hair felt unclean afterwards. So I won't repeat that mistake again lol.

@elainescott7840

Жыл бұрын

@@retsoptihs0 I used to doodle a lot, not so much anymore. It just a silly little way to pass the time, especially if you’re somewhere listening to something boring:)The video was interesting though.

I’m 72 and have had multiple strokes. I can tell both my thinking and memory are not as acute. But I had testing done and my IQ is still above 140. My attention to detail is not as good. I thought I was forgetting but apparently I’m not noticing in the first place. I watch these videos out of curiosity, wondering if my behavior fits the mold. I know I am supposedly smart but never feel that way. I like being alone because I don’t have to concern myself with the perceptions of others. I guess I don’t want to be bothered; I would rather read a good book.

@royrand8521

2 жыл бұрын

I know someone of the same age,has also suffered multiple strokes & everything you have mentioned applies to him too,,even his initials are the same! Strange!

@christineedwards97

2 жыл бұрын

I'm 45 and I have had multiple strokes as well. I watch these videos for the same reason that you watch them. Even though my IQ has not changed I just don't feel smart anymore. I looked for support groups for stroke servers in my area but there just aren't any. So I guess I'm using these videos as my own support group .

@violet9853

2 жыл бұрын

@@christineedwards97 yes, you're helping yourself 🙂

@ittt6339

2 жыл бұрын

My dad was the same way. Always highly intelligent, even after his strokes. I would go over to take care of his needs when I finished work, and he always challenged me with jeopardy questions. He never liked idle chatter, rather, he always looked for intelligent and intellectual conversations. He worked all hours of the day and night before his strokes. I always thought that his quest was to understand and gain more intellect, and I believe that's true, but now I know it was something innate.

@momentsintime4514

2 жыл бұрын

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I remember getting caught in class daydreaming hundreds of times. I've always talked to myself. I get tired when the sun comes up and gain energy when it goes down. Love being alone, get mad at myself especially about being messy. I curse especially when watching stupid stuff on TV while laying on the couch.

@mihaidragomir8924

2 жыл бұрын

Lol, me 100% =)) especialy The TV stuff 😂😂😂😂😂😂

@stuartparker6838

2 жыл бұрын

Vampire

@Freespiritedqueen

2 жыл бұрын

@@stuartparker6838 😂😂 haha!!!Sound like me..oh I always daydream, lol!!

@mayj257

2 жыл бұрын

you must be a genius

@JudeNance

2 жыл бұрын

I talk to myself because that's the only way I can hear a smart woman talk and get compliments at the same time.

Im a research scientist and I lot of people around me say that I am some sort of genius. I dont really see it so I started seeing these videos to see if I have some of these traits. I have every one of these habits, I was shocked when the annoyed by chewing , Ive always been extremely annoyed by cheing noises, it makes me crazy. I also love being alone. I constantly think aloud and talk to myself which everyone looks at me like Im weird. Its hard to make social connections with people becuase its extremely hard to find people like me, I usually see things and I am aware of things that almost no one sees so it can get pretty annoying. I think the one habit that really tells that someone is highly intelligent is being ok by being alone, I am always surprised by people that cannot stand being alone or doing things by themselves, I actually prefer it most of the time, I cant really hold conversations with most people.

@jwallah346

10 ай бұрын

This video is such a relief for me because have most of these traits I get criticized so much for a lot of these traits. I'm lazy because I stay up really late, even thought I'm often doing work or creative stuff. I get criticized for being messy, for laying on the couch, for being spaced out, etc.

@maxpowell4698

10 ай бұрын

@@jwallah346 if youre not highly intelligent then maybe youre just lazy and messy

@Pouncer_Fox

Күн бұрын

Even though it's kind of one-dimensional, have you taken the IQ test yet? If not, give it a shot. A single data point may not mean much at all, but it's still a data point.

This is me all over! Except cold showers! But I do a lot of thinking in the shower & get some 'great' thought processes &ideas when I'm being splashed by a powerful jet of warm water 🚿🚿🙄🤔

Brilliant, I can relate to these habits of highly intelligent people. I have done some other things that now I am thinking maybe linked to the gift of intelligence. See below where I have outlined a few others: *I challenge my own thoughts *I love sex and I am comfortable with my sexuality *I enjoy nature and long strolls * I go to bed early and take frequent 10-20 minutes naps * I am able to find peace in places that are not conducive to peacefulness * I am able to use both hands which help in creating a balance with using my left and right brain *I am sometimes alone because the depth of understanding, reasoning and consciousness is not a gift that everyone chooses to identify with. Therefore I have several notes books, journals, manuscripts and published books to document my own conversations that I share with self😂😂😂😂 *I laugh at myself 😆😆😆 *I am uncoordinated in performing arts😂

I measure intelligence on a person’s sense of humour and ability to empathise. I guess EQ trumps IQ for me

@Alamobe

2 жыл бұрын

True. There are many kinds of intelligence.

@c-rlt730

2 жыл бұрын

So a psychopath with an executive deficit does it for yah, hmmm.

@croussant

2 жыл бұрын

This may be true individually. But collectively, there is no force on Earth more powerful than science and technology, which is a function of IQ.

@anthonyvalentine9685

2 жыл бұрын

@@croussant Take a deep breath. Calm your mind. Science is only method. Technology are tools. Intelligence is merely a guiding force that allows us to utilize a method of understanding the truths of reality. It is a force that allows us to understand that using tools can advance our methods. Even with methods and tools our power is extremely limited. The mind and it's connection to the mind of reality is the only true power. That connection allows us to perceive both logic and emotion. Finding a balance is key.

@GWorksGrow

Жыл бұрын

I think your on to something agreed with both

I was taught very early on that you can tell how busy someone is by how messy their desk is. Clean desk = they're spending more time tidying up than working, or they're not working enough to get their desk messy in the first place.

Staying up late when nobody else is around to process thoughts and ideas

Aha! I like these..especially "couch potatoes" cos that's the time to day dream and make very important plans, huge projects and whole new paths Very cool video!

Lazily lounging on my couch gives me my best ideas. Does anyone else never really stop thinking? I envy people who can just turn their mind completely off and do nothing. Even when I appear to be doing nothing, I’m thinking. I also don’t consider myself to be extremely intelligent. I know I think differently than most people. I always try to think ahead and be prepared for any scenario. I’m messy because being organized and having everything spotless seems so mundane. What’s strange is at my job, I’m a clean freak. At home, not at all. I guess it’s because my job calls for it. I fit into everyone of these categories, but I don’t see myself as extremely intelligent, just different.

@shannonbuchko15

2 жыл бұрын

My mind never shuts down. I always found it hard to sleep and one time my friend said he was going to go relax a bit and I just busted out laughing (not at him really) it’s just that of all the thoughts I have had and all that my mind try’s to sort out constantly I can honestly say that very statement or phrase has never crossed my mind until he said it.

@tracycoles704

2 жыл бұрын

Same.

@tracycoles704

2 жыл бұрын

@@shannonbuchko15 I found that diffusing frankincense and lavender at night, allows my brain to flow (not be so congested) and become more content before bed. Maybe that could be something worth trying, if it's a concern for you...💁‍♀️

@SpiritsEnchantments

2 жыл бұрын

I totally relate.

@aksksjsjsjsjsjja2227

2 жыл бұрын

@@shannonbuchko15 same 🙃

Emotional intelligence is a greater guarantee of success than a high IQ

@susanwalker2

Жыл бұрын

Yes

I'm so shocked about this,because almost everything you mentioned is me,and that scares me. I prefer to be alone and think, sometimes I lay down on my and just think. At first I thought I was really weird or a misfit but now I'm so relieved to know that nothing is wrong with me.

The disorderly surroundings is the opposite for me. I need everything to be clean, clear and completely junk free. There's so much information processing through my inner world I like a peaceful physical space.

except for cold showers, I checked each one of these? is it just me, or did anyone else have it all click?

I fully relate with the being a little messy and upset minded. It's because I couldn't be in the house but I am lost in a totally different world of thought and imagination.

I checked off all but the cold showers lol. I knew this about myself though lol

@EternalHaVoc

2 жыл бұрын

Cold showers are needed

When influence does not shape your thinking, when you seriously try to reason most everything with facts, you're there

@violet9853

2 жыл бұрын

you have an interesting last name 🙂

@daveconstantineau9304

2 жыл бұрын

@@violet9853 Here I thought my utterances were that of a sage. LOL It's been good and bad, the name that is, they called me Alphabet among other things in my time in the services.

1.Over thinking It means that one who overthinks is prepared for the worst to happen. While others who don't overthink are "scrambling" on what to do in case of an emergency.

I talk to myself all the time yet people think I'm weird. I am glad this shows my intelligence.

I thought I was the only one who doodles a lot in notes, daydreaming and being a couch potato while thinking about different things, yep that's me.

Highly intelligent is a relative term - all are gifted; some just know how to tap into their gift. Over all I enjoyed this post.

@aridoesit247

2 жыл бұрын

This....all aren't gifted. I'm offended 😒...it's levels to this 😤

@mrararatovich

2 жыл бұрын

Here, take a participation trophy 🏆

@flannelpillowcase6475

2 жыл бұрын

@@mrararatovich everyone appreciates being appreciated. if you treat someone like they matter, then they become much much easier to deal with. if you're nice to someone, nine times out of ten, they'll be nice to you too- not just during that initial interaction, but in the future as well. it's called building rapport. try it sometime.

@mrararatovich

2 жыл бұрын

@@flannelpillowcase6475 that I agree with

Staying late up night is accurate for me. I'm actually watching this vid at 3am.

I'm in my mid 50's now and have ALWAYS been the way I am. Many topics shown here are true for me but I NEVER take/took COLD showers ever! The hotter the better! Always been a night-owl since childhood and have a VERY small circle of friends and do not socialize much outside or work. As a kid I always hated being told I was mature for my age! It's who I always was!

@AngelasJoys

Жыл бұрын

I could have written this.

"Productivity is never an accident. It is always the result of a commitment to excellence, intelligent planning, and focused effort." --Paul J. Meyer

@Siel-bm7gx

2 жыл бұрын

Well said, brilliant saying

@mignoncat1

2 жыл бұрын

this has nothing to do with anything in this conversation.

@jamesyaz2442

2 жыл бұрын

Where did you find this quote?

@femtoeclipse860

2 жыл бұрын

I agree with this

I have almost all of these habits, except the cold showers. I do swim in water that is too cold for most people, but not in winter.

@eliezerdiazpedraza5662

2 жыл бұрын

Cold water only in the Pacific Ocean, then, I prefer a warm shower.

I have almost all of those habits, except, not sure if I talk to myself much, but I did say something out loud in astonishment, when he said "they take cold showers", because I take cold showers every day

Every single one of these is relatable to me except for taking cold showers. Got to have the heat!

Einstein had crazy hair and probably didnt care or even realise it.

I share a lot of these but not all. I am intelligent, but as a teenager, having ADHD and being addicted to gaming certainly affects my habits way more.

I just take freezing cold showers because waiting for the damn warm water takes a good 3-4 minutes and that wastes gallons and gallons of water, might as well use it. Its great to wake me up and you get used to it very rapidly. I also doodle, have a semi cluttered desk, stay up late, swear, daydream and criticize myself, I also love learning....I guess I'm smarter than I thought. 😂

Perseverance and patience can sometimes defeat raw intelligence.

I don't do cold showers. A lot of this I think applied to me. A lot of people think that I'm smart but I don't think I am. This was an interesting post Brainy Dose.

@violet9853

2 жыл бұрын

I know you are, why don't you? 🙂

Watching this is like knowing someone stalking me and knowing my daily habit and demeanor then make it into a video. All describe me so well. But I'm messy mostly in my room, especially when im awake at night and couldn't sleep, "daydreaming"

I was never a great student in school, but I got by and probably remember more of what was being taught than those A and B students. I have always considered myself to be an extrovert, but now that I am in my golden years I value my alone time much more. I've never considered myself to be highly intelligent, but rather someone who thinks about things differently than most people. I have also lived alone my entire adult life and tried having roommates a few times which never worked out. I believe that a large group of people do not take the time or thought process to perceive the world they live in which leads to most of the problems in the world. You don't have to be intelligent to do this, but rather use your brain to sort things out.

THANK YOU SO MUCH!!! I AGREE WITH YOU 100%!!! GREAT VIDEO AND THANKS FOR SHARING!!!

I know and have known some extremely intelligent people. They rarely swear.

@talia8581

2 жыл бұрын

And are never messy. Highly organized people

@1Hope4All

2 жыл бұрын

@@talia8581 Not true. Highly organized people are too worried and preoccupied with trying to always be organized instead of letting that go to be more creative and to be thinkers, to use their thinking skills instead of worrying if that paperclip is out of place.

@lisao1965

2 жыл бұрын

Remember the "where and when" statement? Maybe you are one of the people that they did not swear around?

@nakdickson

2 жыл бұрын

@@1Hope4All @Anne-Marie Gauthier I think the messy as an individual but are well organized in their surroundings.

@talia8581

2 жыл бұрын

@@1Hope4All Not true always. They don't want to waste time looking for stuff.

What really annoys me is people who constantly need to be talking to someone. Either in person or on the phone. They never shut up

@microeconomia2561

2 жыл бұрын

That did not sound intelligent

@skokenos

2 жыл бұрын

I honestly dont care 👍

@microeconomia2561

2 жыл бұрын

@@skokenos That did not sound intelligent either...

@skokenos

2 жыл бұрын

@@microeconomia2561 Saying the same thing twice to the same individual and expecting a different reply doesn't make you sound very intelligent either

@dustylong

2 жыл бұрын

@@skokenos Sometimes people need it to be repeated 🤣😂🤣. Btw, he or she was right 🤗👍🏻

Do I relate to these habits? I feel like I'm being watched. Accurate to a tee. Lol.

I love jumping in a large body of cold water but a cold shower… I’m a bath person

I’ll seconds that highly intelligent people are messy - a lifetime ago I cleaned offices in the university a few hrs in the morning - and many of those desks were messy - still those people had a nack of finding what they wanted under that messy pile

Relating here to all but the cold shower; would prefer warm water to bathe/swim in and a brisk walk in the cold while "bundled up." Definitely not fond of shivering...

I think the most intelligent people constantly brainstorm on how to hold on to the great knowledge of the past that truly benefits the world while getting rid of what is truly irrelevant or destructive from the past so that we can innovate into a better future.

I have a high IQ. Tested in my 20s. I spent the last twenty years building my EQ. I often use those skills more than my IQ. I am a superior problem solver which does come in handy…if I can hear you chewing, I have to leave or risk life imprisonment. Totally crap at doing math in my head.

So, all these signs confirm my high I.Q., eh? LOL! This video is very informative and educational! I look forward to seeing more of your videos! You just earned a new subscriber! :)

Very impressive because I remember people in my high school who were messy and were brilliant

Luv ❣this channel 🥁we can relate %💯 facts.....

All but one. I'm not a couch potatoe. I do feel better about myself however. I'm only thirty two but I had started hating myself and the way I think because I was rejected by someone who didn't display these traits. Intelligent people are also prone to depressive episodes. This video has helped straighten things in my mind. I have surrendered her back into the ocean of strangers, where she rightfully belongs and I will no longer allow the thought of her to make me think less of myself.

For me, according to this video, I possess all 11 traits; however, people that have crossed my path, typically think (and @ times verbalize) I'm either crazy, ditzy, or just downright a mental defect. I talk to myself quite often, have been a night owl for as long as I can remember, messy, curse more than the sailors' that taught me, love cold showers,etc If ever anyone were asked to , of me give a descriptive, to my knowledge, I'd be one that holds, as well as utilizes, common sense, knowledge and logic. In addition to having and using these, the beauty, is when utilizing any of these, is not allowing a grandiose mindset to take hold, for this could very well sabatoge the message being spoken when these are being used. Left to my own devices, as far as "I" am concerned, I'm just passing thru, and just so happened to pick up on a few skills along the way. Said skills, have been beneficial in assisting me in my walk in life, and what I've come to realize is in fact, what truly holds importance and is observed more than any one thing in this existence. Which is, that it isn't my actions in life that really matter, as much as it is my reaction to the action(s) of fellow man and life itself. To conclude, any video can say anything and one says, "I'm intelligent! " To know intelligence, is to not collectively speak of so. This, of course, is my opinion. Thank you. 😊

@simontaylor3275

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for teaching me how to use so and and less when writing so thank you and be well