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  This actually makes a lot of senses. I beat myself over this all time just not knowing more while my roommate thinks he knows everything and everyone and honestly he’s pretty slow
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  Yes, well, intelligent people are already going to know that, and the dumb people are going to be inclined to argue with you; therefore... have fun with this one. I'll be lurking in the shadows for free entertainment. >
  
  Intelligent people also often carry the burden of knowledge.
  There can be such a thing of being stuck due to knowing too much.
  Lets take mental health for instance... you cannot exactly smart your way out of your emotions and state of mind.
  You don't beat your emotions and your brain with rationalising, reasoning and reading up on it. If anything it makes you more anxious about knowing how deep you may be into stuff. >
  
  
  you cannot exactly smart your way out of your emotions and state of mind.
  
  Emotion happens before though and language, so you chose what is quite likely the most effective comparison to make your point with possible.
  That's a much too long way of saying... I dig it. 😅 >
  
  There's a famous quote. "The more i know, the more I know I know nothing"