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Posted this question the other day and got over 900+ responses
here are the 12 best answers determined by which ones received the most likes
here are the 12 best answers determined by which ones received the most likes
"Mispronouncing words. It usually means someone reads at a higher level than the people around them, and thus they have only seen words in print, not heard them."
— @HC_Richardson
— @HC_Richardson
"For lack of a better phrase & #39;Word jumble.& #39; Ive known some insanely intelligent ppl who, when talking, seem to be erratic and incoherent because their mind is moving so much faster than their ability to speak. Unfortunately u also have charlatans who prey off this trait"
— @QsNot
— @QsNot
"Saying less and listening more
Asking a lot of questions
Admitting when you don’t know something
Admitting when you’re wrong and change your POV on a topic
Using your resources/ asking for help instead in of figuring everything out on your own"
— @DeadCaitBounce
Asking a lot of questions
Admitting when you don’t know something
Admitting when you’re wrong and change your POV on a topic
Using your resources/ asking for help instead in of figuring everything out on your own"
— @DeadCaitBounce
"Silence. The act of sitting there and absorbing everything and not volunteering your opinion unless you know it’s warranted. It’s something I need to work on and get better at."
— @jubby72
— @jubby72
"Changing your position on something when presented with new evidence or shifting circumstances."
— @cgritmon
— @cgritmon
"Saying & #39;I don& #39;t know enough to be able to contribute to this conversation.& #39;"
— @DrinkSolaPop
— @DrinkSolaPop
the winner for most likes was easily @alifeobserver with over 15.8k
and there you have it
all the signs of intelligence that most confuse with signs of stupidity
some final high-level observations
the most common answers BY FAR were some variation of
"Asking questions"
"Being quiet"
"Changing your mind"
all the signs of intelligence that most confuse with signs of stupidity
some final high-level observations
the most common answers BY FAR were some variation of
"Asking questions"
"Being quiet"
"Changing your mind"
