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Sounds like this goes against the old saying "I may be stupid but I'm not dumb", i.e. I'm not book smart but I have common sense.
by eikenberry 4y ago
Sounds like this goes against the old saying "I may be stupid but I'm not dumb", i.e. I'm not book smart but I have common sense.
- phkahler 4y ago>> Sounds like this goes against the old saying "I may be stupid but I'm not dumb", i.e. I'm not book smart but I have common sense. There is another saying "You can't fix stupid" so giving them more knowledge doesn't help, it just expands their sphere of influence.
- RajT88 4y agoThere's an old Chinese/Japanese proverb about this even. "Baka ni tsukeru kusuri nashi" The medicine which can be applied to stupidity, does not exist.
- enraged_camel 4y agoThis is the distinction Dungeons and Dragons 2nd Edition rules made between the Intelligence stat and the Wisdom stat. Intelligence was book smartness and wisdom was common sense and general understanding of the world and people. Wizards were intelligent but not necessarily wise, and clerics/druids were the opposite.