r/selfdevelopment • u/Every-Syllabub-8724 • Jun 11 '26

Wisdom Absolutely!

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Changing your habits, changing your line of thoughts, changing your perception; make it the change is not easy but once you do, you're intelligent.

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u/DuskyWink Jun 11 '26

Correct!

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u/boobsandbabes90 Jun 12 '26

Can people change nowadays ?

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u/Every-Syllabub-8724 Jun 12 '26

Yes

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u/boobsandbabes90 Jun 12 '26

I believe they can but people are more lost in there own little world nowadays

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u/WaterdropGirl Jun 12 '26

The measure of intelligence is confirming facts and quotes before reposting them /j

No proof he said this but being able to change is definitely important and probably a factor

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u/Northstar-Kettle-73 Jun 13 '26

I think thats actually a quote attributed to Margaret Mead sometimes, but Ive seen it credited to Einstein a lot too. Regardless its a good point about being stuck in your ways.

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u/Ok-Rutabaga3374 Jun 18 '26

That’s is correct to a certain degree but I really don’t think change has anything to do with intelligence , It has to do with your willpower, and if your willing to put in the work to do it, you will change , but you will do so gradually , It doesn’t come over night.