Far too many people mistake their arrogance for intelligence
Truth is, you don't really need to know anything to have an opinion. Without compiling evidence, reasoning is essentially just mental mast*rbation.
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TinyViolins · 31-35, M
@cherokeepatti Anger and hatred act like a viral infection in the brain. It just continues spreading more and more toxicity until it kills off whatever was there before.
cherokeepatti · 61-69, F
@TinyViolins yeah it does
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@TinyViolins [quote]Social media is designed to cater to outrage. It's like the more full of hate people become, the more self-righteous they feel. Our egos are steering us straight towards the fall of Rome[/quote] Whoa now there's some truth. It also creates dramatic exaggerations.
Intelligence is like vision or any sense perception.
When I have limited perception, there's a lot I miss - and only sometimes does other evidence reflect that something's missing.
To the extent that I cannot see, I literally can't know what I'm missing.
So arrogance is a form of ignorance and absence of thinking skills.
The brightest people tend to be very modest because they know how infinite the realms of knowledge and thinking are.
When I have limited perception, there's a lot I miss - and only sometimes does other evidence reflect that something's missing.
To the extent that I cannot see, I literally can't know what I'm missing.
So arrogance is a form of ignorance and absence of thinking skills.
The brightest people tend to be very modest because they know how infinite the realms of knowledge and thinking are.
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