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TlvmmCpoft
(OP) User ID: 77347043 Poland 03/17/2020 06:34 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I feel the exact same way about egotistical Pricks. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 74861002 I also am not that smart but I am studying for a degree in Passive Aggressive Psychology. Someday I hope to be Smart without the weakness of needing to Brag to random nobodies. I lied on 2 of the 3 above statements. Truth is... I love creative writing and Riddles. In your remaining years try to read a Book on Ego and then go check yours. Oh look, one of the butt hurt people arrived. How can you be offended by intelligence when it was intelligent people who gave you the aquifers, the computer you are using to bitch, and the keyboard you are using to type? (Don't actually answer that. The response is just going to be more butt hurt.) Last Edited by TlvmmCpoft on 03/17/2020 06:36 AM I don't know what lies they told you, but I can promise they were lies. There's a fine line between training, trauma, and torture. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 74861002 United States 03/17/2020 06:39 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I feel the exact same way about egotistical Pricks. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 74861002 I also am not that smart but I am studying for a degree in Passive Aggressive Psychology. Someday I hope to be Smart without the weakness of needing to Brag to random nobodies. I lied on 2 of the 3 above statements. Truth is... I love creative writing and Riddles. In your remaining years try to read a Book on Ego and then go check yours. Oh look, one of the butt hurt people arrived. How can you be offended by intelligence when it was intelligent people who gave you the aquifers, the computer you are using to bitch, and the keyboard you are using to type? (Don't actually answer that. The response is just going to be more butt hurt.) LOL you assume way too much genius Boy. And your language Bitch gives you away. Butthurt is an easy moronic way to retort... Got anything else? Einstein would be embarrassed by you? Stephen Hawkins Ghost just texted me and said (Ha Ha Ha Ha) like a Robot and said this Ahole is Lying. Yale my ass. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 78247445 United States 03/17/2020 06:47 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Same, ugh, I've just about given up on trying to have any intellectual discussions on the topic. Especially with those who have been brainwashed by the MSM on the entire thing and keep quoting these statistics that have nothing to do with reality. As soon as I find that someone gets all their knowledge and ideas about the world from the MSM, I just sort of drift off the other direction. Got tired of trying to school and rationalize and speak logically with people that really would rather just not be bothered. It's like they just want it to go away so they can go back to living in the blissful bubble that I believe a lot of people live in when they have a lower IQ. Sometimes it makes me jealous, to live a life where there just isn't so much going on in one's head. I believe you can be happier that way, in some regards. |
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TlvmmCpoft
(OP) User ID: 77347043 Poland 03/17/2020 06:51 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Certainly feel the "faking dumb to fit in part". Quoting: Sol-tari Rather envious of your access to said resources. Sailed thru highschool by reading the textbooks in the first lesson then relying on memory to get me thru while I phased out in class. A teacher or two noticed, and for a brief time after moving schools was skipped up a couple years (they required testing prior to entry) before another move. To have access to that kind of knowledge, your lucky it was noticed - and I say that with a grain of salt from reading prior threads of yours. Agree with your exchange of ideas, but as another poster mentioned, so many become indoctrinated by wherever school of thought they studied and become as stubborn as a religious fanatic with any kind of exchange. It's always sad to see when the barriers go up in someone's mind and they can only absorb information from a very limited perspective and I want them to see not just an additional perspective, but the entire picture. I don't know how to get around even the smallest of those barriers without a serious amount of effort that I just don't have the energy for anymore. I've considered it my failing in life. It seems like such a simple problem and yet...I just can't fix it. ... Yeah, my access came at a price, but it wasn't all bad. Part of that price was knowledge of things that terrify most people. It has its benefits (it's good to be able to see where you are walking), and downsides (it's lonely after being at the top, legitimately, everyone else is either terrified that knowing will somehow endanger them or would simply rather not know, so the number of people you can actually have a conversation with about something other than the weather drops to near zero)... ... I remember sailing through too. Right before I became a high school drop out (yep, dropped out with straight As and still went on to university later), I was only attending school on exam days. I would come by after having missed class for a month, skim through the chapters in the five minutes before class, take the test and ruin the curve for the entire class. They hated me. Last Edited by TlvmmCpoft on 03/17/2020 06:51 AM I don't know what lies they told you, but I can promise they were lies. There's a fine line between training, trauma, and torture. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 77640440 United States 03/17/2020 06:51 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | So, I was scrolling through Facebook the other day looking at reactions to the virus (mostly "Oh no, my trip to the Canaries has been canceled. Can I rebook for two weeks from now?)... Quoting: TlvmmCpoft And I noticed that, from my perspective, only one in fifty people had a rational or intelligent reaction to information about the virus. That's when I remembered that only around one in fifty people have an IQ over 130 and realized I was essentially watching forty-nine dumb blondes run into a horror movie forest while the one guy stayed back at the cabin to rig the truck ignition and drive his ass out of the movie. Ordinarily, average people only slightly irritate me, but in a crisis they become painful to watch and interact with. I'm highly considering cutting off contact with them nearly entirely at this point to avoid the developing migraine. ..... As for my own IQ, I score around 130 on a bad day and too high to measure on a good day. I learned that it's more about social anxiety over performance than anything. Ordinary people have this unrealistic expectation of genius. They think we get everything right the first time and just instantly know all the answers. They don't realize that actual analysis is a process and that it often takes looking at all the data points, and not just one, to come to a conclusion. When I went in to test knowing that they were expecting that from me, I worried over each question and what it would mean to their perception if I got it wrong - and that slowed me down to 130. When I went into the test not giving a damn (yeah, I have those days too), I scored too high to accurately measure, i.e. I aced the IQ test. ...... It's led to an interesting life. On one hand, I had to start paring back my language by age eight because none of the other children (or many of the adults) could understand me. They complained that my words and sentence structure were too complex and long. I regret bending to them on that. I miss the language. It also meant I spent a lot of my life faking dumb to fit in. On the other hand, it granted me access to a lot, including Yale. I lived in their library stacks for years just absorbing everything I could. The think tanks were divine. I mean, genuinely divine. I loved those moments I had a chance to interact with other thinking people and I could actually see the cogs working in their minds instead of the usual series of roadblocks that most people have. ....... Which all brings me to this point. I may not have very many years left on this planet. Why am I spending it with idiots? It's difficult not to. After all, they're literally everywhere you turn, but I think this is the turning point in which I need to part the moronic seas instead of swimming in them. Thoughts? And, yes, I expect a bunch of low IQ people to come in here all butt hurt and offended. After all, they're everywhere. You'll have to excuse me if I do not engage. I'm just too bored with that shit now. There are only so many times an adult can play peekaboo before they have to take a very long break. I was on the same track as you in childhood. Then someone at the school decided to label me as "hyperactive", then the pills and shrink sessions started. They were essentially trying to damage me down to the level of the rest of the children. And I think at some point they succeeded, despite my best efforts to resist. I remember the ease which I absorbed knowledge. I got locked in a public library overnight one time because I was up in a remote dusty section reading my little ass off. |
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TlvmmCpoft
(OP) User ID: 77347043 Poland 03/17/2020 06:55 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Same, ugh, I've just about given up on trying to have any intellectual discussions on the topic. Especially with those who have been brainwashed by the MSM on the entire thing and keep quoting these statistics that have nothing to do with reality. As soon as I find that someone gets all their knowledge and ideas about the world from the MSM, I just sort of drift off the other direction. Got tired of trying to school and rationalize and speak logically with people that really would rather just not be bothered. It's like they just want it to go away so they can go back to living in the blissful bubble that I believe a lot of people live in when they have a lower IQ. Sometimes it makes me jealous, to live a life where there just isn't so much going on in one's head. I believe you can be happier that way, in some regards. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 78247445 Yeah. Even I intentionally turn off my brain sometimes by watching TV just because it's the only time the cogs aren't turning in my head. Idiocy really is bliss. The difference is, I know I'm turning off my brain in that moment. I don't genuinely expect to be enlightened by what's on the screen. I don't know what lies they told you, but I can promise they were lies. There's a fine line between training, trauma, and torture. |
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Lance Roseman From BC
User ID: 77547432 Canada 03/17/2020 07:00 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | The reason for you, doing what you do, is the same as myself doing what I do I think. You are launching a personal prayer. Perhaps one person picks up on it. One person gets to see a little bit further then they could have otherwise. You don't have much longer, nor do I. My IQ is 'out there'. Being a TI sucks. No worries now. If you know, as I do, and can watch it daily, that you have a limited lifespan. It is your sort of 'duty' to pass on what you have known and see if there is a 'grasp' by anyone. Hanging a line to 'Next!' is not a bad thing. The warp and weft and tapestry of your most singular life may help someone. You could be a game changer that makes a spoopy connection with an anon that goes on to surpass you. You have a very. a very, a very 'ineteresting' grasp on living. Give some tips to those who will follow you and God Bless. If you are not busy weaving your own magick, you are trapped in anothers spell. “It’s time you realized that you have something in you more powerful and miraculous than the things that affect you and make you dance like a puppet.” – Marcus Aurelius |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 56300965 United States 03/17/2020 07:01 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | the dunning-kruger effect: the dumb and average think they are much smarter, or better at something than they are. (not at all meant to describe you, op. just mentioning it) Quoting: JJ Johns personally, i have a hard time talking to a large majority of people for any length of time. i guess some would say i'm anti social. if i have to, i can do it, but i have to hide my true thoughts. occasionally, i meet someone that i can have great discussions with, and, it is usually the case that these people are interesting, or have in depth knowledge in something. this is the case even if we have very little in common. in cases like this, im curious to learn about something that i know little about. or, in the case that we do have some commonalities, interested to trade ideas and see new perspectives on similar things. whether or not i am above average in intelligence doesn't matter. i think the main thing i share with these people that i can get along with is curiosity. i'm curious about many different things. i want to know how something works, and then connections to other things become apparent. most people these days aren't curious, and that is a big problem. Agreed on that. I've seen physical pain on some faces at the idea of having to seriously think about any topic. I've seen this look since I was small. I have learned to embrace being "weird" because I am different, and those of us who have higher IQs are natural leaders. People tend to hate on that. |
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(OP) User ID: 77347043 Poland 03/17/2020 07:02 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | So, I was scrolling through Facebook the other day looking at reactions to the virus (mostly "Oh no, my trip to the Canaries has been canceled. Can I rebook for two weeks from now?)... Quoting: TlvmmCpoft And I noticed that, from my perspective, only one in fifty people had a rational or intelligent reaction to information about the virus. That's when I remembered that only around one in fifty people have an IQ over 130 and realized I was essentially watching forty-nine dumb blondes run into a horror movie forest while the one guy stayed back at the cabin to rig the truck ignition and drive his ass out of the movie. Ordinarily, average people only slightly irritate me, but in a crisis they become painful to watch and interact with. I'm highly considering cutting off contact with them nearly entirely at this point to avoid the developing migraine. ..... As for my own IQ, I score around 130 on a bad day and too high to measure on a good day. I learned that it's more about social anxiety over performance than anything. Ordinary people have this unrealistic expectation of genius. They think we get everything right the first time and just instantly know all the answers. They don't realize that actual analysis is a process and that it often takes looking at all the data points, and not just one, to come to a conclusion. When I went in to test knowing that they were expecting that from me, I worried over each question and what it would mean to their perception if I got it wrong - and that slowed me down to 130. When I went into the test not giving a damn (yeah, I have those days too), I scored too high to accurately measure, i.e. I aced the IQ test. ...... It's led to an interesting life. On one hand, I had to start paring back my language by age eight because none of the other children (or many of the adults) could understand me. They complained that my words and sentence structure were too complex and long. I regret bending to them on that. I miss the language. It also meant I spent a lot of my life faking dumb to fit in. On the other hand, it granted me access to a lot, including Yale. I lived in their library stacks for years just absorbing everything I could. The think tanks were divine. I mean, genuinely divine. I loved those moments I had a chance to interact with other thinking people and I could actually see the cogs working in their minds instead of the usual series of roadblocks that most people have. ....... Which all brings me to this point. I may not have very many years left on this planet. Why am I spending it with idiots? It's difficult not to. After all, they're literally everywhere you turn, but I think this is the turning point in which I need to part the moronic seas instead of swimming in them. Thoughts? And, yes, I expect a bunch of low IQ people to come in here all butt hurt and offended. After all, they're everywhere. You'll have to excuse me if I do not engage. I'm just too bored with that shit now. There are only so many times an adult can play peekaboo before they have to take a very long break. I was on the same track as you in childhood. Then someone at the school decided to label me as "hyperactive", then the pills and shrink sessions started. They were essentially trying to damage me down to the level of the rest of the children. And I think at some point they succeeded, despite my best efforts to resist. I remember the ease which I absorbed knowledge. I got locked in a public library overnight one time because I was up in a remote dusty section reading my little ass off. Heh. My dream was always to get locked in a library overnight. They suggested Ritalin when I was around six. Thankfully, the psychopath I was being raised by was an intelligent psychopath and turned down the offer. It's a crime against humanity - what they're doing in the schools. And I still think you turned out alright. I don't know what lies they told you, but I can promise they were lies. There's a fine line between training, trauma, and torture. |
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User ID: 76177520 United States 03/17/2020 07:07 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Also, the first comment was meant as a joke. (just in case that was under your humor level) You can laugh now. Quoting: callit I'm intelligent, not autistic. Contrary to popular belief, having a brain does not automatically mean lacking a sense of humor or humanity. It just means sometimes the jokes we tell and the care we give are outside of the general realm of comprehension. Ummm... You're not laughing now So... You're saying, i'm ugly, and stoopud, now not funny either? Heers hopin for autistic! |
TlvmmCpoft
(OP) User ID: 77347043 Poland 03/17/2020 07:11 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Speaking? None fluently I can read more than twenty at various levels of comprehension (60% or above) and vaguely understand the spoken word in around ten. You find the bridge words between them and go from there. After a while, they all become dialects of a broader language. I learned how to read pretty much at the same time I learned how to speak, and I actually prefer the written word, so it's not entirely unexpected in my case. Last Edited by TlvmmCpoft on 03/17/2020 07:11 AM I don't know what lies they told you, but I can promise they were lies. There's a fine line between training, trauma, and torture. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 16111192 United States 03/17/2020 07:16 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | The reason for you, doing what you do, is the same as myself doing what I do I think. You are launching a personal prayer. Perhaps one person picks up on it. One person gets to see a little bit further then they could have otherwise. You don't have much longer, nor do I. My IQ is 'out there'. Being a TI sucks. No worries now. Quoting: Lance Roseman From BC If you know, as I do, and can watch it daily, that you have a limited lifespan. It is your sort of 'duty' to pass on what you have known and see if there is a 'grasp' by anyone. Hanging a line to 'Next!' is not a bad thing. The warp and weft and tapestry of your most singular life may help someone. You could be a game changer that makes a spoopy connection with an anon that goes on to surpass you. You have a very. a very, a very 'ineteresting' grasp on living. Give some tips to those who will follow you and God Bless. |
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(OP) User ID: 77347043 Poland 03/17/2020 07:19 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | The reason for you, doing what you do, is the same as myself doing what I do I think. You are launching a personal prayer. Perhaps one person picks up on it. One person gets to see a little bit further then they could have otherwise. You don't have much longer, nor do I. My IQ is 'out there'. Being a TI sucks. No worries now. Quoting: Lance Roseman From BC If you know, as I do, and can watch it daily, that you have a limited lifespan. It is your sort of 'duty' to pass on what you have known and see if there is a 'grasp' by anyone. Hanging a line to 'Next!' is not a bad thing. The warp and weft and tapestry of your most singular life may help someone. You could be a game changer that makes a spoopy connection with an anon that goes on to surpass you. You have a very. a very, a very 'ineteresting' grasp on living. Give some tips to those who will follow you and God Bless. He's right, though. It's all about making a connection, sharing knowledge, and in some cases - just helping someone to find the knowledge they already have locked inside them. I don't know what lies they told you, but I can promise they were lies. There's a fine line between training, trauma, and torture. |
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(OP) User ID: 77347043 Poland 03/17/2020 07:27 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I think this thread is a functioning ego test. Quoting: Bodhi Sita It creates a defensive response in some. Duality thinking. First you make them play pong then you complain because they play pong Ego's a weird thing. What's even weirder is when they claim something cannot exist because they do not personally experience or have it...and the list of things they do not believe in extends to include a functioning brain. I don't know what lies they told you, but I can promise they were lies. There's a fine line between training, trauma, and torture. |
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User ID: 76177520 United States 03/17/2020 07:31 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I think this thread is a functioning ego test. Quoting: Bodhi Sita It creates a defensive response in some. Duality thinking. First you make them play pong then you complain because they play pong Edit to ask_ Do you see the reason this is funny? Last Edited by callit on 03/17/2020 07:33 AM |