What is the difference between being intelligent and behaving intelligent according to you?
Which are you?
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UndeadPrivateer · 31-35, M
"Being intelligent" to me as a descriptor implies a deeper thought process than the average, someone whose thoughts express a depth not often found. Everyone has some degree of intelligence but for me to use it as a description they must rise above the norm.
"Behaving intelligently" simply means putting a decent amount of thought behind words and actions and doesn't require any kind of particularly exemplary intelligence.
"Behaving intelligently" simply means putting a decent amount of thought behind words and actions and doesn't require any kind of particularly exemplary intelligence.
SW-User
@UndeadPrivateer indeed.
And that decent amount of thought requires a certain criteria to exist. 🙂
And that decent amount of thought requires a certain criteria to exist. 🙂
UndeadPrivateer · 31-35, M
SW-User
@UndeadPrivateer you gots them.
UndeadPrivateer · 31-35, M
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