HOW WOULD YOU BEST DesCRIBE A HIGHLY EDUCATED BUT NOT INTELLIGENT?
To be honest, I often find those who are highly educated but not particularly intelligent people to be some of the least tolerable people on the planet, because absent the intelligence to think on their own, they are so set in the ways of their “education” that they can’t conceive of the possibility that something they’ve been taught might not be scientifically, socially, or morally right.
Any opinion/ideas u can share
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U are educated but not wise and u can be wise but not educated .Having this 2 terms can be confusing @times depending on how we will use it
U are intelligent
The best example is simply one can be smart even he /she lack education.Hope that mske sense
If you’ve got it, it will shine through, no matter what the input of knowledge was in the beginning.
I love that idea simple and concise
Don't get me wrong ..
Owing nothing because u were dumb as u said but owing something because u havent have proper education but u are smart in the sense that u recognized that event of your life.
Oh well, the concept of Zero didn't enter Western Europe until the Middle Ages. So the teeming masses usually take a while to catch on.
that "owing nothing" means
Thats fine thanks for dropping by
Education is what helps you to develop your natural intelligence in different ways.
Education is a manmade way of making use of that intelligence, usually with the aim of getting a job in a particular area, but not always.
Academic intelligence, and common sense and wisdom are not mutually exclusive, but sometimes can be.
Just go on typing that will make u smart instead
If I get a message saying 'Il b l8' , apart from cringing inside, the time it takes to write that rather than; I'll be late' must be that second longer. And it definitely takes more time for my brain to process it. And if the full text is in text-talk, my head hurts.
that "owing nothing" mean"
This just happened to appear in my book-review site the other day:
The importance of nothing:
"We have heard that when it arrived in Europe, zero was treated with suspicion. We don't think of the absence of sound as a type of sound, so why should the absence of numbers be a number, argued its detractors. It took centuries for zero to gain acceptance. It is certainly not like other numbers. To work with it requires some tough intellectual contortions, as mathematician Ian Stewart explains ..."
Nothing: Surprising Insights Everywhere from Zero to Oblivion
Edited by: Jeremy Webb
Publisher: Profile Books Ltd.
Copyright 2013 New Scientist
Pages: 118-122
Intelligence is a gift. No matter how much we want to develop it if there's none to develop, sometimes it's not possible. But common sense can go a long way.
We all want to be like Einstein, at least some if not most, but recognizing our limitations is important.
We can't all be scientists. Some are needed to clean bathrooms.
Not that I type u instead of
yoyuouyou. Seeee.. typos!Theory against skills...
In our education we learn how to make a sentence and a sentence has subject and predicate.....abbreviate " u " as the subject is wrong if I am the teacher
the answer would be laziness.Yes
with you.That falls an intelligent .
You have a good idea on the topic too.
I wish I have that the same device as u have.
See I always used u instead of you
For instance knowing their are all forms of communication both text or otherwise..intelligence means you can adapt to both without letting it hurt your head..which shows a limited intelligence.
U no wot I mean
Fay
Agree they pretend to be intelligent but no common sense
I hope I make sense
having wisdom is being intelligent
(That is an extract from something I posted
on CS Poetry Corner a few years ago)
Wisdom and Knowledge
(Author: socrates44)
a cup may contain water
but it is not the water
words may point to the truth
but they are not the truth
form may express the essence
but it is not the essence
knowledge may lead to wisdom
but it is not wisdom
having knowledge is being intellectual
having wisdom is being intelligent
knowledge deals with the parts
wisdom deals with the whole
the whole is more than the sum of the parts
wisdom is more than knowledge
~ ~ ~ ~ ~
(Posted: Sep 28, 2013)
knowing information, learned through education or experience. On the other hand, wisdom is when you how to apply your knowledge, for the benefit of others.
Even you are educated from a high standard university bu you don't have good understanding on what u learned ....then what is the end product.
If you read in between words of my topic
it is very clear that I am not being jungemental
We have the mental capacity to understand.
Thank you.
Intelligent people are more likely to be better educated. They tend to crave information, have lots of interests to explore. So whether they have formal education & degrees or not, they tend to pursue studies on their own & learn a great deal....