Oh to be Unencumbered by Intellect or Imagination.

[manker]

These people seem really contented with their lot.

I won't embarrass anyone by singling them out or mentioning names but Skizo, for example, seems thoroughly happy with his lot as king of the counting 'tards because he's blissfully devoid of any aspirations pertaining to adroit conversational exchanges.

Maybe this translates :earl:

I think we can all agree that to be a successful, intelligent, imaginative individual would be ideal -- but perhaps, failing that, being stupid and fulfilling what little potential you have would make a person happier than being an intelligent under-achiever.

I am undecided as to whether it would.

[Alien5]

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i wont mention any names but skizo? jk,i think ive got a brain but i dont use it as often as i should, and im sensitive to cawfee, so im liable to turn into a glue sniffer when provoked by barbarossa or in an argumentive mood.

[Chip Monk]

manker just did a precis of Flowers for Algernon. It was really rather good.

[Chip Monk]

Is that the one I'm thinking of.

[Chip Monk]

Yeah, pretty sure it is.

[thewizeard]

These people seem really contented with their lot.

I won't embarrass anyone by singling them out or mentioning names but Skizo, for example, seems thoroughly happy with his lot as king of the counting 'tards because he's blissfully devoid of any aspirations pertaining to adroit conversational exchanges.

Maybe this translates :earl:

I think we can all agree that to be a successful, intelligent, imaginative individual would be ideal -- but perhaps, failing that, being stupid and fulfilling what little potential you have would make a person happier than being an intelligent under-achiever.

I am undecided as to whether it would.

..phew Thanks manker

[manker]

manker just did a precis of Flowers for Algernon. It was really rather good.

Cheers

[Barbarossa]

In other words, is the following true:-

Stupid + > Clever +

[Cheese]

[Mr. Mulder]

These people seem really contented with their lot.

I won't embarrass anyone by singling them out or mentioning names but Skizo, for example, seems thoroughly happy with his lot as king of the counting 'tards because he's blissfully devoid of any aspirations pertaining to adroit conversational exchanges.

Maybe this translates :earl:

I think we can all agree that to be a successful, intelligent, imaginative individual would be ideal -- but perhaps, failing that, being stupid and fulfilling what little potential you have would make a person happier than being an intelligent under-achiever.

I am undecided as to whether it would.

i agree with your large words, the ones i don't know the meanings of in particular