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so yeah... happens to me all the time.

My grandfather on my German side seemed to always say, "That which is worth doing is worth doing well."

 

It just comes down to how important something is to someone, sorting out priorities and stuff. So yes, I agree with ya, but I'd phrase it differently: it's not about intelligence, it's about ignorance.

 

~EW~

If you're smart, you can get things done with less effort. It's called working smarter, not harder.

Society likes to put emphasis on the intelligence of people. I will hear people say "you're too smart for me" and stuff like that. I have come to realize that in most cases, intelligence rarely makes a difference.

 

"It's not what you have but what you put into it."

Amen! And as I've said often, IMO "smart" is a myth. All people are genetically as smart as all others (barring brain damage). We just have different strengths and weaknesses.

 

There are aspects of experience, practice, choice to switch your brain on, considering possibilities, etc. though.

 

But yeah, in general IMO "stupid" is the choice to be stupid. So I agree strongly.

 

I might even bother to dig up my approval stamp... although you've deserved it many times. I'll see about it (darn evil clocks).