Kaitech[SanD];289590 said:
Actually, they WILL treat him differently. Words he say will now more often be considered immature as we naturally think we are smarter than him. It's not something to be proud of, but it does indeed change the way you think of him.
Indeed it is stupid. To spend all your life in front of a book is not what intelligence means. Intelligence means learning, not being told. Furthermore, there is no such thing as NOT thinking about yourself. The only reason one would do a selfless action is to make themselves feel better. They may not directly feel that, but in the end, that's all generosity, giving, trust, all that compassionate stuff is. We do everything for ourselves. A reason one might learn is because they do not like the ordinary. To be ignorant is to enjoy doing the same thing every day. Of course, it's obvious all of us are semi intelligent and semi ignorant.
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You're 15. You're either lying, or you made a typo. Either or, I thought I'd correct that for you
Unless of course that is that you entered the wrong year of birth in your profile, which seems unlikely to me.
Are you just another person of his age getting defensive over this? Because that's what you're making it sound like. He never said he was intellectually superior. He said not many other kids his age could do HTML.
1. You don't say "nerd" on the internet unless you can prove you aren't one yourself. It's called common sense.
