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/r9k/ - Thread 82270390
Anonymous No.82271405
>>82270390
When I met a 30 year old korean tomboy that was friendly to me I fell in love immediately and genuinely thought she was my age, but she was 10 years older
Also she wasn't a tomboy, she just had short hair and dressed like a man, which in Asia is basically the equivalent of driving a Subaru, being 50lbs overweight, wearing overalls and a bowtie with 10 facial piercings and bright green hairdye
/r9k/ - Thread 82266581
Anonymous No.82266581
I uhhh. Just spent a couple of hours seriously debating an idiot on the internet instead of just not engaging with said actually idiotic person.

Am i an idiot too? Like, am i ill, should i start eating dirt and making weird noises instead of speaking and stop pretending?
/r9k/ - Thread 82257200
Anonymous No.82258373
>>82257338
>humble bragging is incredibly gay,
>t. 6'1
proceeds to humble brag even though his statement is complete.
fucking OMEGA KEK
/r9k/ - Thread 82224915
Anonymous No.82225900
>>82224915
>why is communication so hard between people
That's a question with a lot of moving parts. It also depends on whether you mean at large, or interpersonally.

Assuming the latter the summary would be that all people are fundamentally different. Our neurological pathways that shape our brain mean that people's thought processes are physically distinct and as such understanding another human being when you are working with different hardware is an uphill battle. Language is an axiom agreed upon to try and get two (or often more) distinct systems to converge on the same process. Even when you and another person come to the same conclusion or have the same thought, the minutia of emotional connotations, attached memories and experiences, and habitual cognition will create a separate understanding of the idea between the two of you. The more different you and another person are, the wider this gap becomes.

It's why talking to girls is so fucking confusing.
/r9k/ - How do you define intelligence?
Anonymous No.82181624
>>82181479
There's multiple definitions for intelligence. Each of them is important, but some are better than others, and a lot of them are linked. What's best is if someone can hit high in multiple markers. For example though
>memorization
>Cognition speed
>adaptability
>innovative capacity
>social intelligence
>conceptualization and understanding
>intuition
>analysis

And there are more but that's what I have off the top of my head
/r9k/ - Thread 82172126
Anonymous No.82173316
>>82173272
i didn't say you couldn't post it and i didn't even read the thread i just responded to one comment that interested me.
you on the other posted a gay ass text wall for no real reason other than to vomit slop of your own.