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in today's economic environment, intelligence is a desirable trait. but, are there other imaginable economic environments in which intelligence becomes unimpor
by HillaryBriss 9y ago
in today's economic environment, intelligence is a desirable trait.
but, are there other imaginable economic environments in which intelligence becomes unimportant?
i'm reminded of the saying "China has two words for foreigner: barbarian and master"
China's legendary, long standing emphasis on education and intelligence has served it well for much of its history, but perhaps not all of it.