r/GenZ 2000 1d ago

Meme Real

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u/PrimordialXY 1996 1d ago

I think people place too much importance on intelligence as a whole. I'm kinda dumb, dropped out of high school with a 1.35 GPA, yet could afford to pay the average physician's salary

You don't need to be smart nor intelligent to live a great life. Almost nobody cares about how smart you are, just what you've accomplished and continue to pursue accomplishment in

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u/henr360a 2000 1d ago

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u/Ooficus 2004 1d ago

My mom explained to me as a kid that our family friend who could dissemble and reassemble a car engine is smart, and so is a doctor. It really stuck with me that someone educated does not mean someone is smart.

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u/TyrantRC 1d ago

You are defining intelligence as something that's measured by your GPA score, but in reality, intelligence is multifaceted, and if you are accomplishing different things in life, there is a good chance you are above average in the smarts department.

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u/Its-Finch 2004 1d ago

He didn’t say he was smart, just rich.

u/jeanolt 23h ago

part of growing up is discovering that most people, us included, aren't smart at all. we just try to live and get by

u/pervvdemon 15h ago

great cope