Codelyy 1,286 September 25, 2020 Author Share September 25, 2020 Can I respond to this? xD 14 year old me is basically a different person to 21 year old me. I think it's hard to answer "my own question" cause there are different forms of intelligence, plus being knowledgeable about a subject doesn't exactly make you intelligent automatically. Intelligence is based on a lot of different things which while can include knowledge, includes stuff like maturity, common sense, creativity, etc I remember writing this back when I was kinda obsessed with the idea of seeming intelligent. I used to think becoming a programmer was a good way to make myself seem intelligent but even though I'm a full-time games programmer now, I learnt that it really doesn't. Thank you Cherribomb for the Signature! https://twitter.com/Codelyy Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Splashee 28,566 September 25, 2020 Share September 25, 2020 I can count backwards from 100 to 1, without thinking. I cannot say the alphabet backwards though. But that still makes me intelligent Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Narcissus 355 September 27, 2020 Share September 27, 2020 Being better versed in one subject over another doesn't equate to higher intelligence. It's just a more expansive knowledge in one area. Intelligence should be measured in how well someone processes knowledge overall rather than how good they are at any one thing. Savants can be geniuses at one thing and nothing else but that doesn't necessarily gain them recognition as particularly intelligent. Intelligence, knowledge and skill are different matters altogether. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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