Anonymous
7/22/2025, 1:50:19 AM No.24571339
Schopenhauer explains why one should never let anyone know that you have a high IQs. Did you ever wonder why the midwits and low-IQs always get nasty when the topic comes up? Because:
> Now, there is nothing of which a man is prouder than of intellectual ability, for it is this that gives him his commanding place in the animal world.
Basically, your intelligence is the ultimate spec for a human being, and everyone perceives this intuitively. No one goes crazy if they see someone who looks better or who has a good body. So why do they get nasty in response?
> he will then thirst for vengeance, and generally look about for an opportunity of taking it by means of insult, because this is to pass from the sphere of intellect to that of will — and there, ALL ARE ON AN EQUAL FOOTING as regards the feeling of hostility.
Another absolute truth-bomb. To continue, he explains that IQ is worse even than being rich in the eyes of the masses because while being rich . High-status obliges a certain level of social standing, a high-IQ gets none of that, yet is just as evil for possessing it:
> A man may be as humble as possible in his demeanor, and yet hardly ever get people to overlook his crime in standing intellectually above them.
> Now, there is nothing of which a man is prouder than of intellectual ability, for it is this that gives him his commanding place in the animal world.
Basically, your intelligence is the ultimate spec for a human being, and everyone perceives this intuitively. No one goes crazy if they see someone who looks better or who has a good body. So why do they get nasty in response?
> he will then thirst for vengeance, and generally look about for an opportunity of taking it by means of insult, because this is to pass from the sphere of intellect to that of will — and there, ALL ARE ON AN EQUAL FOOTING as regards the feeling of hostility.
Another absolute truth-bomb. To continue, he explains that IQ is worse even than being rich in the eyes of the masses because while being rich . High-status obliges a certain level of social standing, a high-IQ gets none of that, yet is just as evil for possessing it:
> A man may be as humble as possible in his demeanor, and yet hardly ever get people to overlook his crime in standing intellectually above them.
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