Staff Reports
In a recent story that’s been making the rounds, one so-called “thought experiment” has sparked some heated debates. This experiment claims to prove that being educated doesn’t necessarily equate to being intelligent. But let’s break down this so-called “experiment” and put it into perspective.
Woman With PhD Thinks She Has One of the Highest IQs in the Room. Cue the Reality Check. – Twitchy https://t.co/yfIdG1njAC
— Townsend44 (@Townsend442) November 7, 2023
First of all, anyone with a smidgen of common sense could tell you that education and intelligence are two completely different things. Just because someone spends a few years in a fancy university doesn’t automatically mean they’re a genius. In fact, it’s often the opposite! These ivory tower types spend more time studying useless theories and sipping lattes than actually understanding the real world.
The truth is, intelligence is about practical knowledge and street smarts—things that can’t be learned from a dusty old textbook. It’s about being able to navigate the real world, make sound decisions, and think critically. And let’s face it, most of those so-called educated elites wouldn’t last a day outside their liberal bubble without their trust fund and smartphone.
So, this “experiment” trying to discredit the intelligence of everyday folks with common sense is nothing more than a desperate attempt to prop up those smug, elitist eggheads who think they’re better than the rest of us. Well, newsflash: we see right through your condescending facade!
Don’t let this so-called “experiment” make you doubt your own intelligence just because you didn’t go to some hoity-toity Ivy League school. The real measure of intelligence is the ability to see through these ridiculous attempts to undermine the value of hard work, common sense, and good old-fashioned American know-how. And that’s the real “experiment” we should all be focusing on.
