That's all nice and well. However, if I could offer you happiness at the cost of you becoming a retard... would you take it?I'm too full of myself to think that giving up what I think is my own intelligence would be the way to go, but focusing on it less has allowed things to be simpler.
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If I could offer you intelligence at the cost of you becoming unhappy... Would you take it?
Depends on what kind of intelligence, but probably not.
Depends on what kind of intelligence, but probably not.
Smartest person on the planet by a margin.
So I'd also be improving in other forms of intelligence, like body kinesthetics, self-management, and wisdom?
It'd strongly depend on the level of unhappiness being granted from the trade. While I might be unhappier that would grant me the means of making others feel better, which honestly could be a worthy enough tradeoff for me to consider it.
You're just afraid of change.
Not 'just', but it's definitely a part of it.
I recognize that, even with how things are now, that they could always be worse. I'm thankful for what I have right now.
So I'd also be improving in other forms of intelligence, like body kinesthetics, self-management, and wisdom?
It'd strongly depend on the level of unhappiness being granted from the trade. While I might be unhappier that would grant me the means of making others feel better, which honestly could be a worthy enough tradeoff for me to consider it.
Well, this was a surprising finding. You care about others? Really?
Do you care about your parents? Your siblings? Tryptamine? Who, besides your partner, do you care about?
Not 'just', but it's definitely a part of it.
I recognize that, even with how things are now, that they could always be worse. I'm thankful for what I have right now.
That's the difference between you and me. I am never satisfied with what I have.
I'd rather be a retard who is blissfully happy... Or I could choose to be an unhappy Albert Einstein... Though I feel like I'd be thankful in 5 years if I was a retard, less so as A. Einstein.
So I'd also be improving in other forms of intelligence, like body kinesthetics, self-management, and wisdom?
It'd strongly depend on the level of unhappiness being granted from the trade. While I might be unhappier that would grant me the means of making others feel better, which honestly could be a worthy enough tradeoff for me to consider it.Well, this was a surprising finding. You care about others? Really?
What gave you the impression that I didn't?
Do you care about your parents? Your siblings? Tryptamine? Who, besides your partner, do you care about?
That'd be telling.
Not 'just', but it's definitely a part of it.
I recognize that, even with how things are now, that they could always be worse. I'm thankful for what I have right now.That's the difference between you and me. I am never satisfied with what I have.
I'd rather be a retard who is blissfully happy... Or I could choose to be an unhappy Albert Einstein... Though I feel like I'd be thankful in 5 years if I was a retard, less so as A. Einstein.
So why not beat yourself in the head until you're simpler and happy?
In Rick & Morty, the smarter you are, the less capable you are of finding joy in anything.
And herein lies the truth of the matter, instead of the illusion. I probably find the least joy in anything. And, due to the transitive property of equality, thereby making me the smartest one here...at least in the R&M universe. Winning sure feels like losing. The best of luck to you.
In Rick & Morty, the smarter you are, the less capable you are of finding joy in anything.And herein lies the truth of the matter, instead of the illusion. I probably find the least joy in anything. And, due to the transitive property of equality, thereby making me the smartest one here...at least in the R&M universe. Winning sure feels like losing. The best of luck to you.
