Yeah, intelligence comes in many colors. Some Profs that I know are terrible in dating and personal relations, and some are good/normal. Similarly, with mechani

Yeah, intelligence comes in many colors. Some Profs that I know are terrible in dating and personal relations, and some are good/normal. Similarly, with mechanics and machinists (I come from a long family history of them), some are very smart and very clever, and some are not and they don't typically last very long. I once told a Prof that a garbage man was more important for public health than a doctor. This, as you would expect, did not go well. It's true though, a garbage man prevents more diseases and infections in a year than any one doctor will in their lifetime. So, on the flip side of intelligence, you don't have to be smart to be really really effective, but you then do have to be consistent.