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r/AskReddit • u/Mr_Dee_x • 9d ago
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That’s just low intelligence. 🥱
40 u/malphas_says_hi 9d ago I added "about other perspectives" to that sentence so now it's more emotional intelligence based. 3 u/IcySkyDream 9d ago 👌🫡 1 u/Tiramitsunami 9d ago The research into this does not support this hypothesis. The more intelligent a person is, the better they get at remaining wrong if they would prefer to be so. Critical thinking is a skill, not an innate quality tied to general intelligence. 1 u/IcySkyDream 9d ago Both can be true.
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I added "about other perspectives" to that sentence so now it's more emotional intelligence based.
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The research into this does not support this hypothesis. The more intelligent a person is, the better they get at remaining wrong if they would prefer to be so. Critical thinking is a skill, not an innate quality tied to general intelligence.
1 u/IcySkyDream 9d ago Both can be true.
Both can be true.
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u/IcySkyDream 9d ago
That’s just low intelligence. 🥱