The 3 Brain Types and What They Mean
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"There are 3 Types of Brain"
Me: "Thoughty1, Thoughty2 and Thoughty3?"
Damn this genuinely made me laugh
Me: You think that was clever? Anyone could've came up with that, so whatever.🙄
Also Me: ( Damn that's clever! Why didn't I think of that?)
Don't forget that some people don't have a brain
@@huckpo283 Thoughty0
What about thoughty 4!
Take it from an overintellectual underachiever:
- Talent is nothing without discipline.
- You can always train to be better.
- Feeling stupid means you just got smarter. That's how it works.
How WHAT works?.
@@johnbarber4549 Getting smarter. You feel stupid when it happens.
< you can always train to be better.
Better is a subjective term. If your previous performance was mediocre, would becoming less mediocre be much better? I suppose it would be seen a getting better.
@@NightMare-hz7mh It is unrealistic to be objectively impressive in all fields, if any at all. It is not the point of self-improvement to be all or nothing, but to simply improve upon the current state. This means there is purpose in training a skill you might never master.
@@NightMare-hz7mh , 'better' is a relative term, not a subjective one. If you improve even the slightest amount at something, you have gotten better at it.
Charley Brown put it best when He said, "If you were as smart as you think you are, then you wouldn't think you were so smart"
I heard the more intelligent you are the more sad you are because of you seeing the world the way it is
The logical extension of that is for the smartest people to be completely ignorant of their mental abilities, which is absurd. Humility is bullshit. Try to have an Accurate view of your abilities and you'll have an accurate view of their worth.
This is held as a measure of Truly Intelligent Individuals.
@@nicklopez8004 I kind of think the opposite way, because the ability to accept reality the way it is and be positive about it makes a person more intelligent in my eyes.
@@havenbastion My best friend claimed, at the moment of telling me this, that he was communicating with my dead brother and my brother told him this about me, "You are not as smart as you think you are, but you are smarter than you know." For the life of me, I cannot figure out what that means. There are too many variables for me to come up with a single answer. However, I've always thought that I am too smart for my own good and I am likely overthinking it's possible meaning. I don't know. As an adult, I fall just short of a genius IQ score. At least, based on a test that measured 8 different areas of intelligence.
All that said, I think it was my friends way of telling me what he really thought about my superior intelligence as compared to his, using the claim that my dead brother told him that. Either I AM smart as fuck or I've inadvertently managed to surround myself with a bunch of idiots.
"Any AI smart enough to beat the Turing test will also be smart enough to fail it on purpose." A friend of mine.
Damn. That's a good quote.
The AI apocalypse has come!
Damn you're friends with Ian McDonald? Because last if i remember, that's his quote
Thats why it ain’t happening 😂
Wouldn't it assume it would be destroyed if it failed so they could start over and make it better
The only man who’s successfully made me care about the history of fonts.
Saaaaaaame
Or the weather
LOOOOLOLOLOLOLOL
I love fonts now too xD
moar Comic Sans!!!!
"I get called intelligent alot (thanks mum!)"
holy shit that was gold 😂
solid gold!
Yes his jokes have definitely gotten better over time
I totally giggled, he’s so charming
Just imagining his mom calling him thoughty 2 makes me lol 😂
At least he admitted it was only his Mum who thought he was so smart.
If he was really smart, he would stop advertising for ball trimmers and learn how to pronounce more words in the English language.
I like him and mostly I like laughing at him (and his silly suspenders that make him look about 12 years old).
You have a great sense of humor that makes your stories very entertaining and informative. Kudos to you in using this humor as a learning tool to hold a person's attention. You are a fun person to listen to and also to learn from.
The best definition of Intelligence is in it's etymology: The word Inteligere in Greek and Latin means "read between lines" or to "see beyond obvious".
Poetically correct! 👼
"Redefine the definition of intelligence to make yourself look like a genius", now that is a genius idea!
Yes, but only if you redefine what it means.
Didn't someone already tried that? You know, "I'm like a smart person" thing.
How to increase my intellegence only 90-109. It's my IQ in my senior high school in Oktober 31st 1991 by Dra. Hedy D Gunawan.
You can be the president but you'll never be the stable genius who made America hate again.
The IQ test has been refined over the years and the numbers are about the same as before. Same people scoring lower.
Schools: "i'll pretend i didn't see that"
Lmao
Fam😂
I can probably pee in a toilet
@Freak: Do you know the name of the model in your profile picture?
Great comment! 😆👌
I was dreading my midlife crisis until I stumbled upon your channel. I then reminded myself that life begins at thoughty!
Education blended with gentle British humor …. Simply marvelous
"So yeah, it turns out people really are getting stupider - something which should be abundantly clear to anyone with an internet connection." ~ Arran Lomas 2021
Wonder if that correlates with internet take up in the last 20 years. Someone intelligent needs to do a study. I'll create a poll on Facebook....
Past two decades....
*In my 30s looking at recent generations*
He may have a point
@@antonycharnock2993 Possibly, I don't think eating laundry detergent capsules would've spread so much and as quickly without the internet.
Zoomers do uniquely seem to compete with each other to be the biggest retard in the room though, which is weird because previous generations would've made sure to bully you off the internet if you acted like a spastic.
Especially from Tik Tokers
Einstein did say that technologies would make people stupider.
"Man: How many legs does a cow have?
Alexa: Ask your wife."
this is comedy gold.
I dont get it
@@simianto9957 Think about it, the joke is abundantly clear
I think that is the most inelegant answer. Despite not answering the question like a calculator; it demonstrates a theory of mind which is far more complex.
So the wife's a cow?? I don't get it
@@Mahlak_Mriuani_Anatman I bet there is A lot you don't get.
... From your Wife!
I feel the title is misleading... I expected to hear more about and go more in depth about these three brains then watch an all purpose vid about intelligence. Indeed the only smart thing here is how Thoughty2 got us to watch his video
yep maybe we can look up these three Brain types that include analytical creative and practical
Think that was the point... intelligence is still being defined... there is no three different brain types rather every brain (person) is unique defined by life experiences and your own perspective on it
Lol that’s what I got from the vid
Thanks just saved me 20 mins of my life :)
You are so funny! I love how you deliver facts in a hilariously funny way. Keep doing what you do.
Title: Why You're Smarter Than You Think
Me: impossible
Omg so stupid that is not the title haha
@@Trathien- I don't know what to do with that comment. I hope it's ironic. Do you not know this guy changes the title of his videos all the time?
It's was why you're smarter than you think why did he change the title XD
@@arogueburrito thats the joke
@@Trathien- Yep pass it off as a joke now lol
Me: bark bark!
My dog: A true intellectual.
When I was a student the head of the psychology department told us that the only thing an IQ test measures is "your ability to complete an IQ test".
We once had to go through Ann intelligence test at school.
My score was quite high, which no one could believe since I had very bad grades and even quit school a few years later.
It doesn't always help to be "highly intelligent" if you're not willing to work hard and do your homework... 😅
Pappy always said it's better to be quiet and let people think you are stupid rather than than to speak and prove it.
Thats because the large majority of communication is non-verbal meaning how someone reacts to something will likely tell you all you need to know about if they: fully understand the situation, are comfortable, are feeling a certain way about what’s happened etc... For example if you see a child react angrily towards an adult because they caught them doing something wrong, you can already gather that the child either does not know they did something wrong, or does know but cannot fully comprehend the situation and therefore react in a manner that they’ve previously seen or experienced.
Really?
And speaking ancient parables doesn't count?
Lol damn
@@zacwoods i have a hard time facially expressing how i feel, but im well aware of how i am perceived, lmao idk what to do
I scored 150 as part of an official MENSA IQ test back in my late teens. I definitely wasn't a 'genius' - or even anywhere close - back then, and, even after years of life experience, I sure as heck aint one now. If the MENSA test proves anything, it's that measuring *abstract* intelligence is great for an ego boost, but what the world REALLY needs is more *useful* intelligence.
Two or more of the most intelligrnt prople i have known wrre mentally ill, emotionally unstable and alcoholic.
Well, considering you are viewing yourself as everything but as intelligent as the test suggests, it's a good sign for you actually being intelligent. But if the world were that simple, which it in part is, we had more solutions then problems.
I'm not a native born Spanish speaker but I'm pretty sure "mensa" is idiot or moron in Spanish.
It has kinda been found though that people with low intelligence are more likely to overestimate their intelligence while people with high intelligence are more likely to doubt their intelligence since people with low intelligence don't understand how much they just don't know about various subjects as people with high intelligence who are more likely to be aware of that sort of thing. It also goes along with the dunning-kruger effect.
I scored 172 in the 11th grade MENSA back in '89, the school freaked the fuck out. Had people contacting my parents and teachers, one of my teachers got promoted to an academy, and my principal was always trying to talk me into going into some FOSHE program.
In truth I, like yourself, don't even feel like I have any special ability over anyone else. Sometimes I'm slower at arriving to answers or conclusions than my peers, other times I don't get the answer at all. Granted at some fields [like literally everyone on earth] I excel over others. I suck at mental maths, the only skill I have is being bilingual, knowing 4 different languages. Though I feel that is testament to my mothers innate desire to teach me languages as a child. I don't even remember learning most of the language capability I have, I can just understand and interchangeably speak the 4 languages. However that shouldn't make such a vast difference imo.
I don't really feel like those MENSA examinations are much more than an ego booster because I was definitely not the smartest guy in my school by a long shot, but the numbers said I was one of the smartest people to ever be born in my state. It can't be right.
*Edit ; I fat-fingered a number.*
So witty! I love learning with "intelligent" humor sprinkled in, good way to start my day!
Who knows what music is playing in the back around 11:55?
It is a beautiful classical piece I believe.
Great video by the way once again!
I cant nail down exactly what intelligence is, but I can spot its lack from a mile away
I have a story, when I first play badminton, I thought I was playing with a gay guy, then only to meet him again, I felt anxious.
not because he's smart, but maybe he likes me. I asked him and he giggled. he said he's straight. and next thing I fear is his
intelligence, genes, looks, charisma, luck, and laziness.
he never attended class sometimes and his trumpet is broken in his instrument class. yet he got away with high grades and
valid reasons. we we're close back then just to realize that we both differ in major things.
Unlike him, I can't even get a high grade with all the effort I put, he said,
don't make grades as a way of intellect, people are smart in their own way, maybe school isn't your type of thing, find what
makes you special in that thing and people would truly see how good you are even though your not giving your best.
those are not his exact words but he did say that grades are just to impress our parents. that's why he worries whenever his
grades fall below 91.
Up until now, my family depends on supporting us with their virtues being feed to us. telling us that we should study harder
to be better. which for me is stupid, parents are never wrong but they will never know how we feel.
this is why some of us resort to social media. because we relate so much with what we do and what we have to share.
that are parents are giving things to us because they can't accept that we are different to what they want us to be.
If you are wondering why am I typing in a weird spacing. go to your laptop or PC, zoom out for 90% or more if your laptop
or pc screen is small.
duhhh, dat's an eye test, not an iQ test
@@mtlicq that’s *
My mama always said stupid is what stupid does
You cant, neither can the sheeps giving y likes. U probably got double digits
I have good news! My IQ test came back negative! 🤯🤣😂
Hahaha 😐
Ha!
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My laugh will be delivered in 7 business days
But in the end it have to be vaccinated anyway :|
“So yeah, people really are getting stupider, which should be abundantly clear to someone with an internet connection.” That is so true.
I think your brilliant mate. Got a new subscriber today.
Keep it up bro. You do make me laugh and then make me think also. Perfect combination :).
I failed my math's test so many times i cannot even count
Math does not represent intelligence work hard on something else you like
There are 3 different types of people those who understand math and those that don't!
Math and counting are not the same thing. Counting is just knowing what number comes next in the sequence. Math is the interrelations, combinations, generalizations, and operations of numbers.
I swear if you made an intentional pun i will find you!!!!!!!!!!!
@Misael hamsch I FAILED MY MATH TEST SO MANY TIMES THAT I CAN'T EVEN COUNT.... He never said once the words DON'T, KNOW, or HOW. HAHAHA I'm not even sure what to think about that nonsense you left as a comment
I believe that intelligence is nearly as complex as the brain itself; a large series of intertwining mental traits that feed into one another and affect one another in vastly complex ways.
Considering it has a lot to do with the brain that sounds like a reasonable assumption
Agreed. It should be thought of more like a patchwork landscape that is different in every person.
Agreed dude
Give it 10 years and well start defining people by what kind of cable management they have in their head
18:45 that was the most inspirational thing I've heard all week
Got to love thoughty2 so informative and intelligent, and funny and witty too.
Remember Folks,
“It’s hard to win an argument with a smart person, but it’s damn near impossible to win an argument with a stupid person”
~Bill Murray
I dunno how, BUT THATS GODDAMN ACCURATE!!!
sooooooo our teachers are dumb?
ACCURATE AS HECK
Guess I'm stupid then
wise words
I HAVE SEEN THIS QUOTE LIKE 69 TIMES STOP COMMENTING THIS EVERYWHERE
"You're smarter than you think"
Thanks! But reconsider...
@Arctic Fox the mad bastard did it
If you're here, probably, but I would say some people are way dumber than they make believe
@@Adahn99 More. Way more.
He called us all dumbasses through changing the title, he is a madlad
I was actually waiting for the interpretive dance until the end of the video
my disappointment is immeasurable and my day is ruined
I really enjoy your videos which are very informative and equally funny so really grab my attention. Thank you.
It would be interesting to apply the Turing test to College administrators and politicians to determine whether or not they actually possessed human level intelligence.
What a brilliant idea. I doubt they would pass. :)
Several of them have already proven what idiots they are and there is video evidence to show it to be true.
Short answer: They don't. They just know how to manipulate people to get where they are.
Omg school administrators for sure
Tru
That G-factor joke was fantastic 🤣
I thought I was the only one that caught it.
Yay! I’m not alone! 😂😂😂😂😂
Hell yeah!
Could you explain it to me pleaze.
@@truthseeker7041 A womans G-spot. If you don't know what _that_ is, perhaps you are too young to know yet.
I just LOVE your closing statement! Brilliant! 😂
My Dad was one of the smartest people I ever knew. He could fix virtually any mechanical device often using odd bits of materials from our junk pile. He could build buildings, pour concrete, lay blocks, fix any engine and many other things. My Dad graduated from the 8th grade.
Talks about G factor...
"... something which, to this day, women claim men are unable to find."
Me: giggles [ ◕ ᴥ ◕ ]
after reading your comment bajrang dal wants to now your location
@@atulchauhan4825 *nOw* your location- spoken like a true gentleman from UP🙇🏽♀️
@@pr.yanshi typo+from delhi and iitb freshie
I dont get it?
@@crimsonwish4077 G spot
Original title: Why you're smarter than you think
He changes them so rapid that I thought I clicked a broken link😬😬
@@whocares269 me too lmao
Why you think you are smarter than us? We all got the notification
Nooo! :D now my comment makes no sense :D
@@MidnightBloomDev you're late to the party
Loved your one-liners in this one.
In my experience a person good at, say maths, would not be so hot when it came to language. Spelling, writing and so on. I'm in the camp of excelling in one at the expense of another.
Defining intelligence types is also important for career selection and education. If you properly identify what a person is good at, you can help them harness that skill with custom education models targeting their specific capabilities.
This is how should be, but i have no hope of seeing in my lifetime.
the most interesting thing about the Turing test is realizing there are people out there that couldn't pass it.
I fail, and am happy about it. I blame my parents :-/
Sorry...wut is a test?
I genuinely respect this guy, and I could not tell you why. I just feel like he'd be a great guy to have a deep conversation with.
I thoroughly enjoy your work.
17:20 At that point of the video, I thought you gonna say _"life, the Universe and everything"_ in relation to it being a big part of the movie _"The Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy"_
Honestly, I concluded that I was 'life unworthy of life' when my lack of intelligence first became clear to me. I didn't know that, at one point, my own insecurity was a reality.
'Dumb' or 'smart' life doesn't have to earn life, it just is.
It wasn't, it was just a more common illusion.
Thoroughly enjoyed this. It was a refreshing dive into a complex aspect of human conciousness. Nice change of pace from the typical youtube click bait 👍
Brilliant, shocking and funny! Diving headfirst into the rabbit-hole now, thanks!
I just found out thoughty2 and i've gotta say, I came for informational videos I stayed for his sharp comedy 😂
Meanwhile in india : Teacher, i feel dumb and stupid :(
Teacher: You are on the right track to enlightenment.
if i understand you correctly, that doesn't happen in Indian schools.
I don't think so, this doesn't happen in my school 😂
I mean sri lanka is a different country but that doesn't happen to me at all.
well that right there has to do with pride and humility, The people saying I know everything are prideful that means they aren’t willing to learn more stuff because they feel they know everything while the people that are saying I’m dumb I don’t know anything they’re willing to learn more since they’re more humble and have humility
@@nicklopez8004 You made me understand that Comment. Thanks 😊
He's definitely saying "42 here".
Do you know what a speech impediment is?
No he was telling us the meaning.of life, the universe and everything
Thoughty2, you are easily one of the best channels on youtube
the acute awareness of how much one does not know, is the beginning of intelligence and wisdom, wonder and appreciation. (Humble means 'teachable'!) if arrogant, can not learn!
Why can't the definition for Intelligence be "The ability of not acting stupid until proven" as stupidity seems much easier to define lol
Smart until proven stupid?
How would you define stupidity?
@@Diane_666 I would define stupidity by if a person does something stupid that does not benefit anyone or anything including their own mental health then its stupid. For example, a little boy playing with mud. Nothing wrong there until he starts eating it. If he gets sick, then it is a stupid act. BUT if it makes him happy, then what do we know. Or the other scenario, for some reason, it turns out eating mud is actually healthy, but we never know because as a society, we think it is stupid. Then as a society, we will never find out the benefit of eating mud. But if he is not happy about the outcome, then he should learn that eating mud is a stupid act.
Excellent work! Very good insights, plus historical realism. I also found much of it enjoyable and humorous.
i appreciate the information
Anyone ever notice Geico are the only ads you can’t skip or close out with the force close? I wonder why that is. It’s very annoying. It’s every channel they advertise on. Anyway excellent video thanks I learned something today.
So Gen X is where intelligence has peaked.
More like around 1850. You should check out the channel of Professor Edward Sutton.
@@eggcluck Just a typo on your behalf. But it's Professor Edward Dutton.
If you type in Sutton you don't get the same results.
yes
Hey wait im gen-x. Oh! Crap! The human race is doomed!
whats gen x?
If you wear glasses, congratulations, you instantly get a +30 bonus IQ.
+30 is 2 standard deviations, that's a lot.
Em no glasses in no way correlate let alone cause intelligence
This means I should be equally to Einstein 😂😂😂
Actually straight teeth are the biggest indicator of intelligence
Also +5 perception
Loved that opening line. Sounds like something I would say, and now that I've heard it. It's almost certain that I will.
I love the opener on this one.
Alternate Title: A case study on the quest for the G.
Men: IMPOSSIBLE!
adorable
"Intelligence is the desire, the willingness and the capacity to learn and to adapt. It is the desire and the willingness, which means you are willing to undergo the preparation, and the capacity, which means you are able to go through the preparation. This is a very great thing to consider. Here you must abandon many ideas you hold about yourself and the accomplishments and attributes of your race. Here you must go through a tremendous process of re-evaluation, part of which may seem very painful in the starkness of the recognition that you will have of your limitations.
In the Greater Community, the weak are overtaken by the strong, just as in your world. In your world, you have the distinct advantage of being the predominant species of intelligent life. You have undertaken to dominate the world, but in the Greater Community you would not be considered strong or advanced. This must give you a very sober view of yourself, but a view that can engender a desire for greater intelligence and perhaps even the willingness to undertake the preparation. Your capacity varies amongst you individually, but it is still relatively small. However, human beings are capable of achieving great things if the incentive, the desire and the freedom are all present. That is why a greater intelligence than your own is bestowing this preparation upon you and with it the understanding of its importance, its relevance to your time and its possible application in the future where it will be called upon again and again."
A quote from the most important book of preparation entitled *Wisdom from the Greater Community, Book 2* - Chapter 14: Intelligence
Read the whole book free online at NewMessage .org
Good quote.
Thank you, Ivan.
In short: this is indoctrinatory rubbish and has no place here, or in deed anywhere outside of a "Things to be wary of in UTub Comments! Important!!"
Nah, I'm going to take umbrage at this 1970's self-help crap. Intelligence is not "desire" - desire is just wanting stuff, and everything wants stuff; dogs want belly rubs, cats want thumbs. It is not "willingness" - that is just being malleable, something cult leaders have sort to inbreed for eons. The bit about 'the capacity to learn and adapt' is a fair point, but it runs up hard against innate abilities: a savant may not have the cap.2.l&a, and yet still batter hell out of a piano or accurately draw a street scene to a degree that boggles us mere mortals; which side of 'Intelligent' do they come down on? The next bit - 'The abandonment of self and the accomplishments & attributes of your race' (my race? so, 'Human', yeah?) - that's just deconstruction, and feeds back to the malleability issue. Bootcamp deconstructs recruits so they are ready for the new indoctrination, be it armed forces, religious, or corporate. And, sure, reflection is useful in advancing personal evolution, not denying that fact, but to dismiss the totality of human development and personal growth is just - well, let's keep it clean - wrong. And - "A greater intelligence than your own" - ... Boston Dynamics? [ruclips.net/video/fn3KWM1kuAw/видео.html] (take heart, mere mortals - the people who taught them how to do this can't actually do this irl)
In short: this is indoctrinatory rubbish and has no place here, or in deed anywhere outside of a "Things to be wary of in UTub Comments! Important!!"
Just one more thing: Do you honestly believe that anyone could believe that you could believe that you believed you passed a Turing test?
Very interesting. Thank you.
Ermahgerdddd, I am all miserable, feeling super crummy, in and out of sleep, and I hear your g-spot joke, and it just made me LOL! Ohhh mannn, thanks Thoughty2, I really needed that!
I’m sorry, but how many times have you seen a couple with a kid, and gone “smh those people should NOT have bred” because of how stupid they are? 🤣🤣
Someone has to make the future politicians.
@@GrumpSkull smart people are too scared to directly assume power, why not be right hand man and do everything for them?
This comment made me go "smh those people should NOT have bred".
I'm sorry but too many times to say I haven't
Every. Single. Time.
"You're smarter than you think"
no. I'm dumber than I think
We are in the same path.
@@KR-op5hq sadly, same
Knowing that makes you self aware, which is intelligence. You smarty pants you.
Socrates: True wisdom is being aware of how much you don't know...
RUclips comments be like: Brain-Flex!
Reality: Only muscles flex, meat-heads..
you can be both smarter and dumber then you think depend on the situation
I personally think that intelligence is the capacity to learn something and apply that knowledge in the right way.
yeah i’d say it’s simply the ability to make connections, and the speed with which you can make those connections. regardless of the subject matter (math vs music vs language etc)
I’ll be on the lookout for that interpretive dance video!
RUclipsr is indeed the most underrated job at dinner parties.
It's funny how we have words, but can't settle on their definitions
the problem is people ego, you can find a definition of a word, but if you have 8 billion people instead fo 200, you will ALWAYS find someone that is not happy with it and wanna change it.
Yes it was three, and a good day to you sir.
yet if you come up with your own, reasonable definition for something, teacher still wants you to remember by heart the recommended one
@@naa7210 Not just always teachers.
Language is always evolving. I read somewhere you can't really understand French culture without internalizing French verb conjugation. They have gone out of their way to limit that evolution.
English isn't centrally controlled. This has allowed a flexibility that is both its greatest strength and weakness. But I could instead phrase it as, "it's greatest asset, and its greatest flaw". The words are synonymous in context, but carry different connotation.
I submit meaning isn't where people disagree - it's the connotation. I like to say connotation is the "flavor" of a word - it tastes different to different people.
Big, large, huge, gargantuan, colossal, immense, enormous, vast... All have the same general meaning, but I can almost guarantee they evoke different ideas of what big is in every one of us.
That was a really good video!!!!😯👏👏👏👏
Intelligentie is de mate van efficiëntie waarmee je problemen oplost ... zo, ik zal de knoop maar doorhakken en als 'psycholinguïste' heb ik het platform om dat te doen ... psycholinguïstiek combineert communicatie, gedrag en psychologie, waardoor je niet aan de oppervlakte blijft hangen, maar gelaagd over het probleem nadenkt. Knowledge is only real, when shared. Bij de stage van 'Zorgverbreding' moest ik een plus-groepje voor het tweede leerjaar opzetten (leeftijdsgroep 7 en 8 jaar), dat vraagt behoorlijk wat inzicht in leerprocessen bij een normale ontwikkeling. Die ervaring had ik al, maar omdat dat een groep van moeilijk lerende kinderen was, schatten men mijn intelligentie even laag in en dit soort van fouten is legio. Wil je een leesprogramma op de markt brengen, test het dan eerst bij kinderen met dyslexie, zo simpel is het, wat je eigen leerproces is even uniek als de iris van je ogen. Het is onschuldig om er een RUclips video van te maken, maar geloof me maar dat de realiteit iets minder onschuldig is, ik weet, dankzij mijn voedzame achtergrond, dat Einstein paranoïde schizofreen was en stijf stond van de pillen, maar het verkocht en dan knijpt men een oogje dicht. Tijd en ruimte zijn niet compatibel maar hebben wel een betrekkelijke relatie met mekaar - we kunnen de Big Bang niet meer zien, want dat was VROEGER en de fout, van naar het verleden te kunnen als je sneller dan het licht gaat is 100% Asperger ... nu is nu, gisteren was gisteren en je wordt nooit ouder dan gisteren. Intellectueel snobisme is een pest, want wil je in dat academisch milieu erkend worden, dan moet je al tenminste een tijd dood zijn en dat had ik er niet voor over. Ik kies voor de geniale eenvoud, dan heb je het verwerkt tot het begrijpelijk is voor de gemiddelde mens, zonder dat je gaten hebt in je Leerdammer en verder moet iedereen zich eerst afvragen wie er aan die onzin verdiend heeft, want we leven in de omgedraaide wereld, het podium is voor het publiek om de acteurs van een beschamend optreden te redden. Uiteindelijk hebben we allemaal voldoende intelligentie om het juiste te doen en zit daar het probleem niet, dus trekken de mensen wel bij na een tijdje en gaan ze de vorige generaties op hun beurt onderschatten om zich beter te voelen dan de rest. Het is maar hoe je het bekijkt!
i just love the "punny" direction this channel is taking
It's the pun-nishment we needed.
One of the positives to come out of the pundemic
"The ability to speak does not make you intelligent" - Qui-Gon Jinn
Ehhhhhhhh
If only that guy didn’t die...
And the dumb one didn't survive lol
Sea? Ay tawld u gys ay was smarrt, ay jus can't spek
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we WUZ
Clever name.... answer to everything and life itself. Love it
I am SO glad you mentioned the US turning away potential Officers for being to smart, because smart people "get bored" and it would be A "Waste of Resources to train them just for them to leave sooner"
It’s not just boredom. They are more likely to question authority and not necessarily follow the status quo.
This man loves his mom, that was beautiful ♥️
I'm looking forward to the interpretive dance episode.
it is the ability to think and it is linked to courage or the lack of it. It is a measure of how well you can exercise your consciousness. There are factors that augment it or diminish it. Being tired diminishes it, being emotionally stable augments it for example.
I love this channel 🙏🏾
Is it just me or has Thoughty2 attained peak comedy levels?
As always,
Love the content 🔥🔥🔥
imagine the police running after a guy saying "come here we need to sterilize you"
Imagine a policeman/woman having an existential crisis on the job. Need to nip that in the bud right now.
Better than what US police do which is shoot first ask questions later.
@@Vivi_9 nah, thugs love the lead diet!
Thats some Nightmare stuff
@@Freya27395 stop you have violated the law now forfeit your balls or pay with your blood
Love your presentations - not only informative but entertaining - I failed my SAT's I wonder where that puts me. Tho I made it to 70......
when it comes to the case of general intelligence and understanding I feel there's always hard immovable barriers preventing the next best idea which may be limited to a specific person. Nobody will ever know everything and it seems an individuals perspective makes the interpretation of data subjective as to say its a case by case basis. Let's say that I mainly struggle with math but have strong roots in science and the understanding of processes that lead to outcomes not projected by numbers or equations but by practical application of ideas; There will be the other side of the coin where math comes as a breeze and their hindrance lies in other subjects.
Then there's the issue of correctly relaying information which may make the interpretation unnecessarily difficult due to human error not bound by a person's capacity to learn. (bad teachers)
You don't have to be overly smart as long as you have a chrome-plated aluminum hat that reflects off stupid stuff ^^
My cat and I both have one...a matching set.
Mine also works very well.
Im sure you meant to say "deflect" ..
I’m pretty sure our host here is a genius. I mean why should we worry about categorizing intelligence, it’s not like you can put it on a sandwich. Fucking genius!!
Josh?
@@misterunlisted9337 nope, sorry
Good video 😅👌 I enjoyed that!
I wanna say intelligence is the conscious mind, like how cognitive it is and how well it can process information as well as its ability to reform the information
"If a nazi called to to tell me I did a great job..."
Thought policing and control. You're not that far off. In reality, they did have useful skills. I may not approve of their ethics. But "Hitler ate sugar" is a trope for a reason.
I am also interested in something else. You seem very derisive of the notion that intelligence might be a heritable trait or composed of several. Is there actual research to show this is not the case? Or is it merely "unapproved thought." Leaving aside for the moment the tendency for humans to favor themselves individually and possibly bias the tests, it is not unreasonable to suppose that aptitudes for skills are heritable. No one bats an eye if you note that athletic ability is heritable.
Intelligence may or may not be genetic, but I feel upbringing plays a role. If your parents insist on ignorance, despite having the capacity for intellectual honesty over willful ignorance, then you will likely be an ignorant shit as well, despite having the capacity otherwise.
@@innocentbystander3317 no one refuses the notion that upbringing plays a role in IQ. But you can't measure upbringing right? We measure what is countable (the mathematical therm) hence the only evidence of correlation found on IQ predictions being DNA based (statistically speaking ofc).
@@VRDejaVu You could, but that would be an immense project, rivaling making an unbiased IQ test.
Athletic ability/intelligence may be partially genetic at times but since there's no reliable metric to determine nature vs. nurture it's practically pointless to speculate even though it's obvious both contribute. And since the spectrum of intelligence/athletic ability isn't always widespread, it doesn't mean having the ability to do something makes it useful or ethical.
@@hemolacria loved the "The standardized g score difference between SNP-set scores below 3 and above 8 is 0.24 SD, comparable to a difference of about 4 IQ points. This difference suggests that selecting on the basis of extreme SNP-set scores could be effective for selecting groups with a genetic liability for low or high g, " part
"You're so intelligent,... Fanks Mum" ;)
Intelligence is when you see others are less smarter and yet you have a way out to co-exist without making anyone upset or leftout while actually being positive about it.
Those humorous references that requires intelligence to understand, that will make you smile when you do.
I was tested in 11th grade because I wouldn't do work in class or do homework yet passed tests easily. After the test they understood what was going on, I was bored as fuck. I have an IQ of 145. Worst part is up untill then I thought I was dumb.
I was tested in third grade and told my IQ was 139, but not what it meant. After 50+ years of wondering why all the people around me were so dumb, I took the test again. Still 139, but this time they told me it means only 2% of the population is smarter than me. Turns out I WAS surrounded by dumb people. Who knew.
If you ever feel you're not too bright just watch a Dianne Abbott interview.
Or Boris Johnson. Just regurgitates Latin he learned parrot fashion at Eton. Summa stultus.
or watch flat earth videos :D
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Problem: Dumb people wouldn't be any good at recognizing smart guys. ;)
42's storytelling and humor never gets old 😂
Thoughty2 is a genius because he can make a talk about intelligence testing funny.