Tadaaa😮😮😮😮😮

Not from a tv show it doesn’t

Where ignorance is bliss, ‘tis folly to be wise.

Of ignorance is bliss, knowing must be hell.

Thats the episodes name

Ahhh, the power of Your Self. And what use is it to anyone else? None. Only You have the Power to be Happy or not. ❤

​@@RachaelCollins- only 1/2 true... How happy would you be if you knew something bad was imminent, like your child was going to die? Can you still choose to be happy? Your will has to overcome your intelect.

Insight is power

Constant pain and suffering. Internal facepalms each and every day .. 😑😑😑

Silent suffering

That is the burden of the highly intelligent, seeing the true failures and grimness of the world makes them miserable. The term "ignorance is bliss" is truth. That's why Hunter gatherer tribes not considered "intelligent" (in our modern standards) have no concept of suicide, it's completely foreign to them, often times simple lives are the happiest. It's sad how many gifted and extremely world changing intelligent people have been lost to depression and suicide

@@UncannyLiving nah fr tho i wish i was ignorant but alas idk if im smart or not but i feel like knowing so much history and seeing the current events just feels depressing ngl

@@bohoasaJudging by what you just wrote in this comment section, I can tell you that you definitely are not as smart as you think, have no self awareness, and 0 social skills.

​@@bohoasaReality is best when you know it for what it is. Depression is the management of your reaction to it. Unfortunately, the world's not in a great place 😅

​@@pyros4333Some people become allergic to their reality through trauma. Some are born allergic to reality through supposed gifts. Sometime is is a combination of both.

Yep he’s said similar things about mentally challenged and how he’s envious of them.

House almost did the same thing himself lol 😆

And still decided to be completely abrasive towards others.

It's more like having the answer to almost every problem and then being censored into silence. You sound like your asking for someone to solve the problems, the issue isn't tgat there aren't any answers it's that the one with the answers can't get enough power to carry them out. We have whole paradoxes that if you think about for more than half a second they solve themselves. There's no real great mystery once you figure it all out. But why give to a miserable evil people, it's in their nature, the appeal to their souls demands pain and judgement. Only a fool would bend the knee to the whims of these masses. Whom would gladly sacrifice them if they heard the right broadcast. The world doesn't have problems, the world has issues. It craves problems to forget, because it despises itself, it can't accept itself. Humanity is made by the weakest links and it shows. It's better to severe ties and make a new chain.

​@nate7LP_my_dog_found_the_knife I mean, that's what mass extinctions are for. Unfortunately for progress, we figured out how to conquer death, at least partially. Now we live longer, happier lives while the things that will end us all slowly become insurmountable in the background.

Dumbest thing I’ve read all day lmao

@@nate7LP_my_dog_found_the_knifethis is empirically wrong and you have no experience to feel otherwise

@@BlizzardofOzemfw I watch fight club and god is dead!!! Can’t wait for your kierkegaard arc and you take that leap of faith !!

Ethanol is also a fantastic solvent, and does an excellent job in removing odors from clothing (a trick I learned in theatre). I don’t drink, but having some vodka or Everclear around is still pretty useful.

It’s crazy how asbestos is vilified for giving people lung cancer, but it’s such a great insulator!

Ethanol is also used to treat antifreeze poisoning in animals.

Component

​@kokou2329 it's also used to treat antifreeze poisoning in people, and methanol poisoning - I think there may even be a house episode on methanol

Right there with you friend. There will be a light at the end of the tunnel😌

And she rolls her eyes

What? You're some edgy teenager who heart first time that everyone will eventually die,

Only stupid people that pretend to be smart think that being smart means being depressed, miserable, hopeless. Actual smart people are able to find happiness and reason in almost anything.

@@antipro4483 exactly, it's just this typical stereotype created based on people's views when they are still young.

"Where ignorance is bliss, 'tis folly to be wise." is the full quote

​@@Iamdark1234yea, but that is not the point now, is it? Don't be a smart ass and correct people on quotes. Using a part of a quote to convey an idea is normal. The full quote has nothing to do with the situation.

@@9553shadow how is me showing someone the full quote being a "smartass" its the actual quote that should be used not the shorten version.

@@Iamdark1234 the full quote is just a guy bitching that everyone around him is stupid, the shortened quote is about how less intelligent people are happier because they do not know all the negatives in their lives. So the original quote was repurposed to the shortened one. And what you were trying to do is refute someone using the shortened quote by using the full one, that is being a smartass. Because you did it for the sake of sounding smarter than the original comment.

@@9553shadowThere’s never a reason to use a portion of a quote. The only reason anybody ever uses a partial quote is to take it out of context and make it fit their narrative, “smart ass”

I've used sleep deprivation for years. Co-workers don't seem as slow as when I'm rested and getting more than 4 hours sleep a night. MAJOR drawback is when the micro-sleeps hit while driving.

Many ways to dull the edges of sharp ideas

​@@krevor4095 I can't tell if this is a troll or not 😅

​@@DudeTotally1000 sleep deprivation can affect you similar to alcohol in the way that it is a depressent and will make you think slower. This is also extremely unhealthy

@@Deathnom Yeah but I can't tell if he genuinely does it lol

i take em too, yep

Yes and no. I was on similar meds for 18 months. From my perspective it was just numbing my personality, the feelings I felt were the same but I just didn't care enough to do anything about it anymore... Just sat there and my life fell apart around me. It was horrible. Would still be taking them now if someone hadn't snatched my bag with my meds in and I couldn't replace them for almost a week. After 72 hours of hell that can be best described as the worst hangover ever I started to wake up. Everything was brighter, the water was fresher and the food tasted amazing. Meds can save your life but they are not always the answer.

​@@CS-zn6pp Ok but like who asked?

​@@DAN-kx4mji did

Yeah but with that it makes your head feel weird at least for me it does it's like there's a metal cage around your own brain and you can't expand where are you used to before even though sometimes that was exhausting

Why care. Find happiness. Just because you are miserable doesnt mean that you are smart. You are just misled.

​@@antipro4483spoken like a true moron

​​@@antipro4483 that the problem, we can't. even if we want to it will alway circle to "f it imma just do it"

@@greenphoenix7365 i thought so too once. But then i realised that I, in fact, can. There is nothing holding you back except your own addiction to feeling special

@@antipro4483 Thanks for not sugar coating it, that sorta tracks from where I'm at.

Imagine being so dumb people drug themselves just to talk to you😂

idk, in my case its to drown out the thoughts that are too much for me

It's to make yourself feel and believe (even for a short while) that life isn't so bad

Probably true 😮

When you overthink all the time your mind doesn’t stop thinking even when you want it to. Really drives you crazy at times. In my opinion being smart is more like a curse than a blessing(to an extent) expectations are a burden too, drugs help with practically all of those problems in the short term

Intelligence is the word you were looking for.

@@johnacetable7201 well I meant to put genius in quotes to with that being the title they receive and all but with some rewording intelligence gets to the same point

​@@johnacetable7201 average intelligence is fine. geniuses struggle with how dumb everyone is around them. your correction is wrong - genius is not always a gift. Being intelligent never bothered anyone.

@@ericadunn9435 Not only being a genius, but too much creativity is also a curse : I have written more than 2 hundred projects, from short or feature movies, to role playing games, events, etc... And there are so much of them that I don't even have the time and focus to choose one to develop specifically... And it hurts to know that a lot of them will die without being created...

Try pot

Believe it or not my son as been trying cold plunges.

@@samanthab1923 well too each there own. (Coming from a autistic person myself)

​@@Da-Butchar weed makes it worse. For some reason alcohol numbs my senses. Now CBD does the same thing, but THC makes it worse.

You don't have autism. You're just starving for attention.

One wonders why he would marry a dimwit in the first place. I can't STAND being around stupid people, but I guess for men it's different. They don't see women as human beings in their own right to begin with, so I suppose it's like having a dog that can do housework.

By who?

@@johnacetable7201 like, who said the quote? nobody. im making fun of the people writing pretentious rick and morty-level quotes about the “curse of being smart.” anybody who whines and complains about how painfully smart they are, just wants to be noticed and called intelligent without having to say anything intelligent. you don’t have to prove you’re smart, if you can just prove that you’re sad and call it a side effect.

@@tonoornottono brother you put it in quotation marks, indicating its a quotation from somewhere, also damn near no one calls themselves so smart they suffer because of it except for a small group of people who are extremely selfish and narcissistic. like i have to ask who you have so much beef with to post this

@@ailospjellok7475 i’m reading from these comments man

*looks at all the replies* yup

Isn't it great? XD

Idk its unfair to judge without knowing. I can say im smart, proven, and i can say that i some times wish i wasnt. I feel like the feelings being expressed here can be very accurate, and if other people feel the same, then let them express that, instead of telling them to shut up because they "Arnt real genius". I feel like that very demeaning for no reason considering you have no idea. Just food for thought ❤

@@justacanofbeans8217 1. I'm definitely not telling anyone to shut up. This comment section is hilarious. :P 2. The character in the episode is supposed to be in the top 0.1% of IQ. Even if you dropped that down to 120 IQ, which is just the high end of the IQ bell curve, you're still only talking about the top 5 - 7% of people... statistically, ALL the people in this comment section saying "this is so me" won't even be that high. So, yes, it's funny.

@@RiotRabit that would be correct if this comment section was an average of the human population. The algorithm connects people based on something shared, maybe the shared quality of people recommended house md is people who are smarter. And you dont need to be as smart as house to be smart enough for it to hurt. Also i wasnt talking to you, i was talking to the original commenter, i didnt mean you were telling anyone to shut up :) (also there are plenty of people watching that dont comment "thats so me", so you have to remember that in your statistics, and if you do assume that everyone whos as smart as house commented they were that smart, then the stats check out if you compare it to how many views there are on the video. Purely speculation tho)

@@justacanofbeans8217 All of that was reaching a bit, my guy. But the only bit I feel is egregious enough to push back on would be your implication that the average intelligence of a House fan is above the national average. Good show, don't get me wrong, I love it, but let's not get pretentious here. XD

Yeah.....tell me about it.

We wouldn't need it considering how it's been in 2024😂

Bless ❤

@@sureshot8399 why are you pretending you’re not painfully average 💀😭 my guy you’re not fooling anyone

@@uglyclownface9216dam but I’m a genius to it okay if you not

It's like being in kindergarten. The whole world is new, you trust everyone around you, no responsibilities, you are shielded from the outside world.

Denji moment

I just watched a video from the guy who wrote The Fault In Our Stars about his latest book being a movie, and how he's overwhelmed by his success and all that entails. He says he feels like he's not allowed to be anxious with all his dreams coming true, but it's stressful. The truth is that stress is stress, no matter what the cause.

she was trying not to cry, watch again

if you watch the episode, iirc she is saddened that her existence was a non-factor in alleviating his misery. i think she in some way would realize how repulsive she is to him, which also is not his intention - the patient.

​@@dawidkaczmarek8639yeah that cut was unfair

He's not suffering from success, he's suffering from being different.

Alr but they did a terrible job explaining it

@@keegentilley578 yeah true still caught me offguard tho

As a prior Coriciden user, I can verify that it indeed makes you dumber. Of all the substances I messed with, DXM had the biggest negative affect after the fact by far. I could most definitely tell that I had done some kind of damage after I quit... Found out that it causes something called Olney's Lesions that literally causes pinhole sized holes in your brain.

⁠​⁠​⁠@@skins4thewincoriciden is not the same, therein lies your problem

@aspersiondetergent5673 How is it not the same? It's got high DXM content, but with an additional chemical that makes the high even better/more intense imo. Just walking around in the middle of the night on that stuff was a trip! But yeah, I've heard that Coriciden is horrible for you. Definitely paid the price for it.

The sorrow comes from knowing enough to stand out in a crowd, but not enough to be able to profit from it. This comment section is filled with people lamenting about how it's soooo tiring and depressing to be smarter than everyone. Sure, they may be smarter than the average person, but that's a pretty low bar to compare oneself. Maybe their specific level of intelligence isn't as remarkable as they want to believe?

Maybe, but knowledge has nothing to do with intelligence. Actual smart people arent miserable.

No it does not! Knowledge is the method we use to free ourselves from our shackles. ....it's the stupid people that hold us back.

@@inorite4553 You considered the possibility that you're not as smart as you think?

@@occamsrazor1285 that sure sounds like someone incapable to debate on the merits. Or here, let me bring it down to your level, "I know you are but what am I."

The IQ difference between her and him was nearly double the IQ difference between monkeys and humans. They were practically different species.

@@adenm8963 yes I remember the dude saying that now. Good memory!

​@@adenm8963I've said this a lot between me and other people. It sounds condescending, however all it does is reinforce that I'm practically completely alone due to intellect and simply being honest about it; is considered such an insult as to illicit aggression and disdain. How can I ever talk about my problems?

@@loganblackwood2922I completely understand where you are. Sadder still is that people like us have never developed our emotional intelligence so being with likeminded isn’t a catharsis.

​@@loganblackwood2922Dude, please wake up.

Was not meant to be a burn. He wanted to be with her, her was able to do it while a little less high I Q ...

Wisdom ❤

Definitely been there lol

that's not the problem with intelligence... though there is a correlation :) the problem with intelligence is the personal understanding of just how many things sucku unnecessarily, and how banal the reason is for most of it.

@@theupson Many people, regardless of intelligence, think everything sucks for banal reasons. This isn't unique to smart people. Anyone who's poor can tell you that. The problem isn't being aware that the world is awful, the problem is going "woe is me, I'm too smart" while simultaneously either bragging about their intelligence or refusing to do anything to help the world be better. Or in the case of House just being a d*** to everyone for no reason. Which obviously is not everyone, but it is at the very least a plurality, and I would argue majority, of those who would be described as being 'burdened by intelligence.'

I know exactly what you mean... The world truly does appear dumb coming from behind my eyes. Although I have yet to figure out how to not judge others for being dumb. How do you do it? Also, how can it be arrogance if you are legitimately smarter than most ppl. Sometimes it really does feel like the vast majority of ppl have the I.Q. of a Forrest Gump...

@@skins4thewin The simple, and most unhelpful, answer is that I just sort of stopped because I realised I was being a d*** for no reason so thought I should stop. So over time I did. But I'll try to provide some of my thoughts on the matter and hopefully it will help. Since you didn't (and may not be able to) give much indication of why exactly you find yourself judging others, I've tried to cover a few bases. Some, all, or none of this might be helpful: I'd be lying if I said I don't judge people *at all,* but if you try to catch yourself when you think you might be doing it needlessly (i.e. most/all of the times it happens) you'll naturally drop the habit over time. Understanding that it helps neither you nor the people you're judging is an important factor. If you see being judgemental as a pointless exercise that can only harm both you and them (as it is) then you'll kick yourself any time you catch yourself doing it. That association between doing it and being annoyed at yourself should make your brain start to avoid it. Perhaps a slightly more condescending way of looking at it, at least in some cases, is to realise that people don't choose all of the circumstances that lead to how intelligent they currently are. Some people had poor educational resources - not their fault - some had awful teachers - not their fault - some had to be more concerned about surviving day to day than learning new things because they were born into poverty - not their fault - and some people are just... born naturally less intelligent than others - not their fault - etc etc etc etc (you get the idea). I don't think it can ever be reasonable to judge a person for things that are (predominantly at least) outside of their control, such as how intelligent they are. To talk specifically about my case for a bit: I'm intelligent, but my work ethic is rather lacking in my estimation. There are people who work far harder than me but can't achieve as much simply because their brain doesn't work the same way - judging them would be an utter failure of character on my part. The only thing I supposedly have over them is something I didn't earn. It is something I have *despite* my personal flaws simply because I'm lucky. And if you yourself are a hard worker, keep in mind that luck may still play a factor. Also, just remember that everyone is good at different things. Someone might say something stupid in one context, but could be a genius on some other topic. Maybe they'd be the one judging you for being 'stupid' if you just happened to be talking about something else. People not having interests in the same subjects as you does not make them dumb just because they're oblivious of something that seems obvious to you. Someone may even be really bad in all academic subjects - and so possibly to most people appear stupid - but they may be extremely good at whatever it is they do for a living, and that's potentially all they need to be good at. They are still intelligent, just not by any common measure, and you could be completely unaware of it.

Delsym better

Thanks you for reminding me of this verse. I will now have to look it up in my Bibles.

This is because of nature's law everything has a cost

It’s hard to understand another person’s motives and emotions unless you’ve been in their place, being smarter than everyone else around most likely made him feel isolated, depressed, and alone, so he turned to cough syrup to cope

As someone who is smarter than my sisters it’s frustating to me that they couldn’t grasp what I said. We’re not thinking at the same speed. They couldn’t understand me and it’s lonely. While I don’t wish for anyone to be dumber, it’s painful that I’m not at their level. I’m also single because of this reason. Need someone to understand me and I haven’t found them yet.

To be fair, there’s quite the difference between being able to temporarily become dumber (with the ability switch back to being smart again) vs permanently becoming dumber. From my understanding of this clip, the guy in it was doing the former whereas you’re unfortunately apparently suffering with the latter.

Ultimately yes it’s a foolish choice but most people don’t start abusing substances to dumb everything down. Often they just want an escape from the reality of their hardships and to ease their struggles even if it’s just for a fleeting moment and doesn’t solve anything. I unfortunately was addicted to dxm and the high puts you in a dissociative state that lets you forget everything troubling you, but at a terrible cost. I wanted to get away from everything and it was the easiest way I found to do it. Odds are I’ll have to spend the rest of my life with irreversible brain and liver damage and the knowledge that I did this to myself. I hope anybody else who’s struggled with or still is struggling with addiction finds the path to salvation, and if anybody reading this is going through the same thing know that there is always someone out there who cares about you and that your life is valuable and worth living.

Yeah it’s very common for stimulant users to pick up a depressant drug like alcohol to get them to bed, or vice versa. But I know the difficulty of trying to manage that first hand as well.

I thought it supposed to be the opposite?

@@SnaaaaapIt’s a trade off for the benefits you get with maintaining focus you get a lot of cons too.

so stop coping hard and start make world better? sometimes it seems theres no way out stuck in deep shit hole 😂

I ain't readin' allat!

@@ahmadhasif979 I mean that's the long and short of it. And yeah you're right we've dug a deep hole but it's not going to just magically improve while you stick your head in the sand, that's what I was trying to say. We all need to do our best to improve.

@@Superr72 Your choice, weird thing to say tho. You could have just ignored my paragraph. 🤷🏼‍♂️

You can say sex on the internet

so true

If you are clever enough to see issues everywhere, you should be clever enough to understand that your thoughts and worries about those issues are irrelevant. You should be clever enough to find peace and happiness in everything.

@@antipro4483 except thats not how that works, in everything you ever encounter there will be unneccesary suffering, if you are attentive enough you will see it, and if you are a caring person with any semblence of a mental health, you will most likely be worn down by it being smart doesnt mean you can just make happiness out of nowhere, thats what stupid people do, for example, if i and my friends were to get drunk as balls, and i fall off a table, we are all gonna laugh, thats funny because we are dumb.

@@ailospjellok74751. if suffering is everywhere, it's nowhere. The concept of darkness makes no sense in a world of light. 2. I am not talking about creating it out of nothing, just give the things that create happiness way more value than the others. The only reason why the beauty of flower blooming doesnt nullify the horrors of war, is because you give one more value than the other. If you are attentive enough you will see it

​@@ailospjellok7475 Narcissistic BS

why would you lower your natural 87 IQ even further?

Maybe 30 years ago

I doubt it. Yes, DXM is sometimes helpful because it is metabolised by CYP2D6, so it induces production of this enzyme and this in effect helps in metabolism of other pro-drugs like codeine. The drug he takes is hydrocodone which doesn't need to be broken down into active part because it is in itself active.

​@@oskarskalski2982 there other pathways for synergistic action such as reducing breakdown of the active metabolite. But house mixes his opiods with alcohol.

​@@oskarskalski2982 it increases painkiller action due to its NMDA-receptor affinity obviously, where it is an antagonist

Nerd

Attaining Wisdom is the *goal.*

Happen to know what season and episode?

​@@alexthorsman3186 S6 episode 9 - Ignorance is Bliss

@alexthorsman3186 sorry; I don't

​@@alexthorsman3186 season 6 episode 9

@@alexthorsman3186 Season 6 - Episode 8 - "Ignorance is Bliss"

Knowledge is a gift and a curse the more you know the more of a crapshoot everything looks like

Not that I recommend abusing cough syrup as it is very dangerous, but I used to abuse one, and the first few times, the trip was great. My dopamine levels were crazy high, but after a few times of doing that, my body actively started rejecting it to the point now just the thought of it makes me queasy.

​@@dragonflyx654try it more. Take more. Do it.

​@@dragonflyx654 yea when I was younger I did the same thing and the same thing happened to me. Now there's zero desire for it period. Glad for it and learned my lesson knock on wood.

It does. I had a lot of pressure because I was insanely gifted, got addicted to some drugs at 12 and they were the only thing that made me happier because I felt dumber

Now i know why i dumbed down. Dxm is the only cough suppresant that works for me. I didnt mean to abuse it because idk it has dumbing down effect. In my work culture women only allowed to have cute little cough. While big full blown cough will considered rude and disgusting. So i have no choice to take it 4 to 5 times during work hours to prevent me having big cough.

lol fake and gey

If you know , you know. Sadly most people will never understand the constant explosions in the brain, they’ll never experience the waking up at 3am to solve a problem with extreme variables just so you can go back to sleep!

@@joshuakeys411 EXACTLY!! They’ll never get the laying there unable to turn your brain off because you’re thinking of all things you could do better on any potential projects you’re working on, thinking of how to make your work day go faster and more smoothly.

Very true.

Thinking that proves that you’re nowhere near as smart as you think you are. A truly intelligent person doesn’t spend their time around idiots because it makes them dumber. They go find people smarter than them to learn from. So either you’re saying you’re the smartest person there is, there’s nothing left for you to learn, or you’re saying you’re not that smart at all. Just smart enough to outthink the morons. Which isn’t something I’d go around bragging about

@@fishfossils8858yeah that second comment confirms it. Just some pretentious idiots who don’t even know what intelligence is. Staying awake trying to find new solutions to a problem is a sign of anxiety or another brain disorder, not intelligence lol.

That sounds more like a controlling person who LOVES to exploit the vulnerabilities in others. A bully

​@@IvySnowFillyVideosno thats reality of people having none stop expectations of you. At some point it becomes exhausting and you start to question who you're doing this for.

The term for this is gifted kid burnout since 90% gifted kids aren't real and it's just someone with a mental condition. That fades a little as they get older

Stop caring & don't promise things. Make it "their misunderstanding" rather than "your lie" "your mistake"

@@beneroni8345 thing is, you don't have to promise things. People around you automatically assume you can and therefore must do it. But yeah, the answer is to understand you're being socially manipulated into becoming a slave and telling everyone to piss off. After 15 years of being raised as some sort of omnipotent genius by parents and teachers, damn it was satisfying to break free.

Lean is Promethazine+codeine, not dxm. I was hooked on codeine for years, don't recommend.

Then you were probably abusing your gift. Speaking as someone who's highly intelligent, others only started to become pretty jealous when I was being egotistical and not being considerate of others. Things took a 180 when I started to help others, offer support if they were stuck on something, and viewed my intellect as a tool vs as a trait. They realized I'm a very smart person but I don't worship it, using it instead as a tool to better understand them and offer support to improve their life. Like the way I talk on paper, verbally, emails, KZfaq, etc; could I start to use sophisticated vernacular and grammatically correct sentences? Sure. But if it doesn't match what other folks are doing then what's really the point of the behavior if it serves to alienate them? Smart people are appreciated when hard problems come up and support is wanted. They're loved if they use their intellect to help improve others' lives and bring out the best in their community. But nobody likes a pompous ass, except sometimes other pompous asses 😂

@@yerpderp6800 I’m kind of morbidly curious now; how would you have written your comment if you _were_ using your sophisticated vernacular and grammatically correct sentences?

⁠​⁠@@yerpderp6800You are lucky, not the standard. Or not as smart as you think. Intelligence is both a tool and a trait, you can’t only have one. It is a tool to use when faced with a situation, and a trait with how the world is viewed. Intelligence massively affects how you view the world, it is not something you can separate from yourself without going into a serious issue of personality death. Growing up, I had what was considered above average IQ through a formal test and an Independent psychologist judged that I probably would’ve scored higher if they had done the testing right and been solidly in the high 140s to mid 150s. So around lower bounds of what’s considered “gifted.” I grew up in a school district with and average IQ of 90 if I’m being generous. I was constantly abused by my peers for being smarter, and even after purposely removing myself from situations where’d they have to interact with me, they actively chased after me to harass me further. Any way I was different, they took that as an opportunity to bully me. Even as an adult, it is common for me to face isolation issues due to understanding. The way you describe it, the only reason people tolerate you is because they can use you like a tool, not just your intelligence. And all you did to get that was by changing everything about yourself to the way you speak. That doesn’t give indication of acceptance, that gives an indication that they see you as a useful gopher.

In that case, either you are not smart or you just don't think. Actual smart people aren't miserable scientists. They are chefs, fisherman, surfing instructors... Maybe they are scientists but they aren't miserable because they don't have to be. They are smart enough to control their happiness

@@antipro4483 because the outside world doesn't have an effect on you. Wow. Smart people are just immune to external effects. Amazing. Do tell me how to make that work. Do I just say fuck how I feel and do it? Man. Those people dealing with crippling depression must be stupid then. Write a book. You seem to know oh so much about intellectuals and their psychology. Please go on.

I often find myself wishing to be dumber than I am

It’s a pain being miserable, just cause I understand things a different way and others lack the understanding of it, probably why I’m socially awkward, especially when common sense isn’t so common amongst people nowadays

So I ain't the only one experiencing this, huh, comforting a little.

Stop hanging on reddit

​@@Th3-Gl1tch3d-Y0uTub3r bro, I know this is obvious, but just don't think, don't think about ur problems, distract urself with like videogames, youtube, books or sport (or just sleep a lot), and most of ur problems will go away