Why do intelligent and successful people sometimes make their worst decisions when they feel most confident?
What makes it hard for people with high IQs to connect socially with others, especially when they're in conversations that don't interest them?
How do social skills play a role in how we perceive someone with high intelligence or genius?
When we say or do things that we believe we shouldn't be saying or doing, does that cause us to feel ambivalent? Perhaps we continue to engage because the activities provide us with value, of which there is no equivalent?
How do social skills play a role in how we perceive someone with high intelligence or genius?
When we say or do things that we believe we shouldn't be saying or doing, does that cause us to feel ambivalent? Perhaps we continue to engage because the activities provide us with value, of which there is no equivalent?
